I guess my natural follow-up is how you know what the market price is.

Your state law should outline a process for how to take the property back if its truly abandoned, but this sounds more like it will have to become an eviction.

The programs I have come across that offer an online portal have a minimum property limit of 10+.It also sounds like your agent does not have the best process in place. 

They don’t get involved in the process of you raising money. 

We have used companies like InfoUSA and other list generation sources in the past, but found that we had a hard time finding the owner directly and ended up speaking to a lot of property managers etc. which wasn't particularly effective.Does anyone have any ideas of companies or processes we can employ to help us identify properties and then get in touch with the true owners of the building?

I am in the process of having a tenant move out of one of my 2 families in Eastern Massachusetts. 

There is no natural gas in the town. 

I am in the process of working with a friend that will be a hard money lender. 

If the 2nd lien is short it needs to be ran through the short sale process too. 

Make sure it explicitly explains the process for termination if you are unhappy with their services, but especially if they violate the terms of your agreement.3.