The county property tax website should have owners name listed, I'd check there and with city rental licensing department could be another source.. for physical address..

My personal opinion would be to physically live in one of my properties, but that preference is solely an emotional preference backed by no data.  

Starting off you have to make sure the piping or wiring physically allows it and guess what that is all behind walls/floors/ceilings so even if it is possible you may not be able to tell.Then let's say it is fairly easily identifiable like your example of electric circuits.

Related to the above, have you physically seen the property?  

I'm looking at the application for Tennessee and it needs a Registered Agent with a Tennessee physical address.  

Does anyone know how to convert the parcel ID or legal description into a physical address?

When it comes to collections, you want to document (1) asking rents, (2) loss-to-lease, (3) physical vacancy, (4) concessions, and (5) bad debt / write-offs.

I'm not sure I would feel comfortable doing a rehab project somewhere else where I can't physically oversee it.

Normally it'll give an address (physical / legal).

@Christopher Salazar I always let them know I have a agent that will represent me and will be paid by me but still meet resistance due to me not physically being there.