Pull the list, skip trace owners.

I'll skip all the 'you should haves' because well, 'should' is a word based on insanity (too late to should) - and recommend that you convert your building for occupancy by Section 8 tenants who are screened and have some employment (so they're not just hanging at the property all day). 

The first one will be at the Silicon Valley Club and the details can be found here: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/521/topics/641823-multifamily-investor-nation-breakfast-networkingI'm going to be at the next meetup too.

Buy something that will actually make moneyIf this is too much work or doesn't fit you, then I would skip to #5 and sell that property.

I particularly like the "Dealmakers' Breakfast" meetings on Mondays.

Would using a company that specializes in skip tracing help me find a solution to my problem?

Breakfasts and luncheons, where there are speakers and discussions regarding the local market in particular, but also other aspects of local, state, and national RE information.

Then I skip down to line 31 and see that they've got $13 million in noncurrent loans - not a huge number compared to their total balance sheet, but if it were a small community bank that would indicate they may have a bunch of properties on hand from defaulted mortgages, i.e.

We skipped the paid inspector but we looked it over pretty close and set our budget.

There are basic principles of economics 101 that can not be circumvented in real estate, those points are made in the basics of real estate which many investors skip past because they don't seem to effect today's ability to make a buck.