(FYI:  if it was one person and thus a single member LLC, the IRS considers it a "disregarded entity" so your Federal tax return would be identical --- that's what I have). 

Listen to Bonnie I have almost 2 million dollars (as evidenced by almost identical sale on the same street in last 60 days) in mobiles free and clear.

Second, in order to maintain the separateness of the LLC (separate from the identity of the members), the LLC must follow certain rules referred to as corporate formalities. 

Offer 2.5% to selling agent use the Google phone number Reply to all voicemails asking about the property with the identical text ‘If you would like to see the property you may do so this Sunday at 10:00 AM’Arrive at the property at 10:10.  

Like you said, he probably stole the identity of the guy i thought i was dealing with.Thanks for you support and thanks for the links of those reading.Have a great day,Marc-André

Of course, all of our members can show up at different branches and present our identity and it wouldn't be a problem, but ...My partners and I are all in different time zones and aren't even in the country. 

Landlord due diligence should include verification of identity (copy of a valid, unexpired Federal or state government photo identification), criminal records search, credit report, prior employment history, State licensing agency, if any, search, the Better Business Bureau, Internet and social media search, and trade references.In my State only licensed Real Estate Brokers may act as property managers. 

I found a town house for sale in a community of 29 identical triplex buildings, all built in the mid 80s and half owned by residents half are rentals I don't think anyone owns more then 3 units.

@Pesi Satarawalla recommend you check out the Fair Credit Reporting Act and national laws on privacy.Our management contract states we do not share credit or background checks with owners due to potential corresponding liability issues.Answer us this - how does a property management company protect itself against an owner, who they share this info with, from committing identity theft or not keeping the tenants information secure?

Wouldn't finding a mentor or advisor be the next best step to bring someone into the syndicator identity the fastest?