You can call the power company to see if they would (attempt to) contact the landlord at their contact info, which may be different.

Hi allI thought I would try and use the power of BP community to help.

Most counties now require lots created by subdivisions to serviced by basic services such as roads, power, water, sewer and telephone.

You only need power and a phone line at the unit.

I save $$$ big $$$ every year because my lead tech takes the time to try to walk the resident/tenant through the problem they are having and resolve via phone if possible.My favorite hero call every time, is when it is 20 below and tenant calls with a furnace out issue, turns out it is simply the batteries in the thermostat, many people do not know that the thermostat in nearly all cases (except for a modern nest) are not direct connect/direct wire and are powered via battery.

And to boot, it is far more powerful than I need.  

What a powerful thing, to have gone through a foreclosure and have that experience to bring to your investing.

The difference being I get to pick and choose what business I want etc.The mind shift from doing something because you want to and not because you have to is very, very powerful.

@Leslie A. I

If the powers that be need to contact a property owner, they can simply query the database.