HI @Beth Thomas, if it went back to the bank for sure then you should be able to search your county assessor's records (either online for free or for a small fee) and determine who the current owner is, or else you could try your county court clerk's office and find the loan documents that were filed there against the property. 

All of my tenants drop off rent at my office.

Hear me out.I’m looking for a warehouse with high ceilings and 1-2 separate office rooms in the Gainesville, FL area.

People here can make suggestions but they cannot legally advise you.I'm a fan of the Shumaker team: https://www.shumaker.com/offic...

You might be able to bond around the mess, ask the Title Officer - you won't get any proceeds if you do this. 

This is done at the prothonotary's office

Excluding land, office construction, pouring cement pads and asphalt for the drives.

I also became a loan officer after we closed so we have pulled some equity and done an interest rate reduction loan so it is on a 2.25% 30 year fixed mortgage. 

The loan officer is with my local branch and has always been very helpful and offered me the best rates. 

I advise for literally hundreds and thousands of MN rental units, I have a legal compliance department and offices who's sole job is to read, interpret these laws and communicate with the government bodies directly.