For future reference, my lease agreement requires Tenant to provide me with at least one "emergency contact" that they authorize to act on their behalf in case of death, incarceration, or incapacitation.

Older gentleman (mid 50's) in a transition program through our county court system; allowed to work during the day but remained incarcerated all other times. 

I don't want to be the bearer of bad news but she may be deceased, incarcerated, or out of country.Try hiring a private investigator or bailbondsman to find her.

I've probably dealt with over a dozen incarcerated individuals and once I stated I'll put money in their commissary, they reply with "When can I sign?".

Incarcerated or institutionalized or out of the county.

Financial freedom is a great thing to have, the parole from the incarceration of employment. 

There will be some properties whose owner(s) are incarcerated, or suffer from substance abuse, severe mental or emotional issues or just don't want to be found. 

Whether through incarceration for a crime or by some scared little punk!

Even if the record owners have lost interest, due to relocation, drugs/alcohol, other disorders, incarceration or death, neighbors and community government people and secured creditor "people" care. 

I bought from the courthouse steps from owners who were not ready to sell, mostly not willing (they were forced by the lender) to sell, and some were not able (since they were dead or incarcerated) to sell.