I have at least 25 data sources that I want to vet and I'm even going the length of building my own MySQL Database to host the data.

I have tried to contact the administrator 6 times, and of course, nothing.

Attorneys who only handle estate administration may not have the experience to efficiently deal with these kinds of situations.

I agree with both Len and John - the discussion about increasing time lived on campus is still happening within University administration and there seem to be more supporters than detractors.I would also add that there are at least two large-scale operations in the neighborhood, both having in excess of 400-600 units.

The other hurdle is that after an offer is accepted by the Administrator a Notice of Proposed Action is sent out to all the heirs for their approval.

As a result, no Absentee Owners or lists rich in information about the property.You can however use homeowners from a consumer database to target likely sellers.

I am not familiar with Wisconsin, but here in NC there is a homeowner tax credit which can be passed to a homeowner buyer if done correctly--instantly creating a big discount for your buyers, a big selling point.The only real "con" in my view is that the administrative process at the beginning is intimidating--but once you've been through it, you'll understand the process and it won't be intimidating if you do a 2nd one. 

Have you reached out to Brian Gregory - City of Sycamore administrator.

Solar hot water systems (popular in the Carter administration), used large, usually tilted up panels on the roof to preheat hot water or glycol in order to lower the homes electricity and/or gas consumption and to heat hot water.

Should you ever run into this situation again with a probate opportunity ask "Has the administration process started?