You might check with the Tax Assessors office to see if they may have an address. 

If an agent is involved , you need to get in line, every office around here has a list of investors they have on speed dial , thats only if the agent doesnt buy it first . 

One of the Realtors in my office is about to have an offer accepted, on behalf of her buyer, on a single family property in Brockton.

You have to do it the hard way and go to the county recorders office and look up the 1st page of the recorded deeds of trust/mortgages.

“The builders benefited by making it appear that their condos were selling and maintaining their value, while members of the conspiracy obtained the kickbacks,” according to the U.S. attorney’s office.”http://www.latimes.com/socal/daily-pilot/news/tn-d...

I run a mortgage and real estate office in LA and have worked for multiple investors looking to get into the SoCal rental game.

In May my friend and sometimes contractor that has an office next to my mixed-use commercial bldg ran into me one day and asked if I'd give him a price opinion on a house he and his 2 siblings inherited from their brother. 

Plenty of office space, lab testing space, and a parking garage. 

If I were I would first look at the Tax Assessors Office or Tax Records Office (online for that City) and see who the owner is.

I was recently emailed a land sale price notice from Alabama Department of Revenue for $1,200.