If you've had them for a long time, then most of your value is from growth anyway, you can take anything that you put into your Roth's out tax free (might have to be in for 3 years?) 

Feel free to reach out and i'll gladly share their info with you. 

Actually, I did a cost segregation on a 106-unit property I own, and even though we could only claim 80% of the bonus depreciation last year, it was still a big win for us and our investors.

If that's true then what's the incentive to keep the investor's costs low?

We wanted a house hack where we could live comfortably and relatively mortgage free for a few years, so we could save more to invest.

Now they have come to realize that the renovation costs are much higher than expected and are looking for suckers who would be willing to pay a lot for buildings that have sat empty for years and have blight liens against them?

Hire an attorney and post the court costs and attorney costs to their account. 

Feel free to let us know what you're looking for, and we can set up a time to chat!

The cheapest/potentially no-cost option is just doing public records searches and contacting owners directly.

Feel free to message me and I’ll gladly share their contact info with you.