Hi Juan- I'm not the expert on large complexes, I have 10 one bedroom apartments two of which are efficiency...while I'm a different neighborhood completely they earn very consistently but due to the more dynamic characteristics of single adults to pair up and paired adults to either have increased income trading up to larger units or creating children and moving up due to necessity- these are in a constant state of flux so require more attention.I prefer to rent to those on a fixed income with average expectations and a low interest in relocation. 

I recently ordered a list of 4000 absentee owners names and addresses from mellissa data and im hoping some one can shed some light on what step I need to take.

We are always looking for new investors to work with and have the staff to handle a large volume real estate practice.Also, if you would like, we are often are being told about available properties so if you would like to be included in our mail out, please send me your email address.

Is there a way to get the property address or am I fishing for the heir's address?

Is there a way to find all of the mailing address associated with a given parcel number?  

How's that for efficiency?

I thought I heard you could go down to the county court house and search through records, but the more I've looked on the internet it seems like you need to have a name or specific address.

trying to create a platform that addresses the pain points of both renters and owners.

I don't know much about it yet, but what I understand is that it's a "loan" to put in energy efficient systems. 

So the title company is saying they need to combine the properties and put them under one address (one parcel #) and one name on the title before they can sell it to me.