I used the filter in listsource to show me only buildings that had between 4-200 units that had complete addresses.  

FIRPTA withholding requirements may come into play, depending on how the ownership is structured, so make sure that you address this issue when speaking with your tax/legal advisors so that you know what you will be confronted with upon exit/sale/exchange off the properties.

Even if you haven't "overhauled" a facility before, you should consider preempting a potential investors objection by putting this out there upfront and addressing the concern before they bring it up (if this even applies, perhaps you overhauled the ones you have...all the better)If you are willing to do all the work, there may very well be people that you can sell on the idea of putting up all the money.  

:-( You should look up the address and see how much its listed for.

The MLS has it with the address and lists it as Unit C but the description says it's 4 units.

It will usually have their name and address.

What is the address?

Look up the address in the phone book

For example in Indianapolis I can find owners of record using this web address: http://cms.indygov.org/MyAssessedValue/or this: http://maps.indy.gov/PropertyAssessmentViewer/

One tenant has provided a forwarding address, the other has not responded to a request for it.A check for 1/2 of the deposit to the tenant who has provided the forwarding address.1 check for the full deposit amount with both names on it?