The owner of the property has 1 year in which to redeem the property by paying the back taxes, penalty fees, administration fees and interest on the overages. 

This will show all persons who have  an interest in the estate property whether there's a will or no will.The named PR (executor/administrator) will be your first point of contact.

No doc prep fees no administrative fees no BS.  

There would be no way to upload or download the database.

If their skip trace reports show they are alive and should still be at that address, but they are pretty old, they may be deceased and there's just no record of it for the different databases to pick up the death record.  

The key is to stay consistent:  contact and manage your database and provide at least above average service.  

@Bernie HuckesteinIt depends on the fees you are speaking of.If you are talking about administration/transaction fees from the custodian, such as a wire fee or annual record keeping fee, you can pay for those with your personal funds.If you are talking about fees associated with the actual investment, such as landscaping or a contractor the IRA must pay those. 

So far I have found two databases on Brookhaven's website but they do not give the owner's address.

@Priyanshu Adathakkar just keep a database of those properties that trade way too high.

If the state had become aware, you would appear on the state unlicensed activity database.