@Thomas JaskulskiIf it is a good deal, the buyers will be the easy part.

In fact, some may actually require the LLC to be in place before they'll lend on the investment.

You can then check with the local county if the deed is in fact in that name (caution: if the property was bought recently, the county may not have caught up on the paperwork).Just be careful and NEVER give any form of cash to the seller, always send EM/downpayment to a title company that you have verified.

Must be licensed and have somewhat of an online presence.

I would not be bothered by this issue unless they are all end of life. 

I just gave it a try with a random property I found for sale on Redfin and once the map updated and I clicked on the parcel it brought up a little context window that provided the mailing address (as well as other info).

@Kwok Wongso a few reactions-in general you will not be able to buy something on the MLS that is distressed enough to work as a BRRRR. 

There are some really good programs, but some landmines out there as well. 

The property had an a small house that was falling in but the well and septic on it are all good.

I have several questions - imagine being able to split up property ownership into tiny pieces or having every transaction out there for everyone to see, all secure and tamper-proof.