Should take 10 minutes to upload these lists or names to something...and the magic would just happen and mail would hit peoples doors.Also, an ability to have a list scrubbing feature would be great as people call to be removed, complain, etc can be taken off.

You are not alone in your real estate ambition.There is a very specific tool set and data scrubbing process required to make acquisitions work effectively and consistently: Here is what has worked for us after refinement since 1999.https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/6994/79712-fin...

Mostly a good scrubbing. 

Oil base Kilz, Scrub everything down with TSP first and cover everything with the Kilz including the  concrete.

@Cristian Samayoa From what I've looked into, you can get a list from the Register of Wills and pay per entry, But then you have to scrub that list to see who has real property in their estate.

The problem I am having is no residential contractor is guaranteeing they can fix the issue then contractors flake etc.The tenants still want to be in the house which I find odd as I later found out water came into the garage and there is a lot of mold damage and I had another water restoration contractor removing the drywall and scrubbing the wood frame of the walls. 

I used a TSP solution to scrub the walls and cabinets in the kitchen.

I know list source pulls from public records and I am sure they have a huge stuff scrubbing and matching criteria but how and where do they get the raw data from?

It needed replacing because the tenant had scrubbed through the enamel and dented the sheet metal attempting to “clean” it.  

They like the brokers to do the grunt work of scrubbing sites and then if it looks possible then calling them to discuss.