This includes the municipal address, and also the mailing address where they send the tax bill.

Now a month later there was no power through the lines.

Does anyone have any suggestions on the documents I should ask for, other than rent rolls, and utility bills? 

@Bill Gulley runs the show :)

To benefit in any way from this property at this point would be considered a "prohibited transaction"6)Over the next 5 (or so) years, I will transfer the SDIRA into the ROTH SDIRA     i)Each year, I will have to pay taxes on the amount of SDIRA I convert into ROTH SDIRA     ii)This allows us to spread the tax burden over a several year span as opposed to getting hit with a big tax bill all at once.7)Once the SDIRA is fully converted to ROTH SDIRA (and wife is at least 59.5 years old), she can take the property as a distribution from the ROTH IRA without any tax consequence.I know this was a bit long.

Once you are not paying the city taxes you have a lower tax bill.

I've invested in several countries where the governments don't have the power to take your property and have more stringent personal property rights than the US.  

I understand rent first goes to the mortgage, then the management of the property and its bills.

I'm think I might just hand them the total utility bills quarterly or monthly had have the tenants reimburse me after the fact, bad idea? 

"The Power of the Penny".I also start out by flipping first.  1 - Cash in, flip, original cash back + profit.