You can also check "bad tenant databases" that usually don't require an SS# but just a name and date of birth to check the names.

Is there a database with this information on the national or state level?  

They must be an unrelated 3rd party whose only role is the administration of your 1031 exchange.  

I'm a 17 year old senior in high school soon going to college to major in business administration.

Looks like an administrative transfer from HUD back to the Bank. 

I would focus on volume and getting several of D4D properties in your database. 

We can debate which platform, Zillow, Trulia, Realtor.com, are better; at the end of the day they give us easy to search data base of past and current sales, rent, crime, schools, like you and @Christopher Blanco pointed out.

I hold my SFRs in my own name because the legal and administrative costs of setting up and maintaining an LLC, and the annual filing fee ($800 in CA) for an LLC make it cost prohibitive in my opinion.

Now the estate is in the Administration process.

It eliminates the extra accounting & administrative tasks associated with setting up separate interest bearing bank accounts required for security deposits in Chicago.