But I would go to the section that shows his family members and I’d call them to track him down. you should also find out when the tax sales are the county assessor web page will tell you

They may not credit illegal contract payments and your DA can take action, you contract won't hold water due to the illegal nature and the buyer will be indemnified (made whole) from your flim flam financing tactics, they may well get the property owing you nothing, sticking you with debt to convey it and hand you fines to boot.  

Up to 10k per acct but we could create unlimited trust name LoL Seriously..... 7%, no maintenance, no PM fee's (those da#m F'in PM's lol), no tenants, no vacency......

offered 225k for a 2 family n a Massachusetts western mass city, VA will only approve 225 seller wants 250k house has 6bd on second and third floor rented for 1400 first floor is owner who will move with sale VA requires me to live as primary residence I WILL as it will be first time home purchase.

There is quite a bit of info on the web about it.Finally, it isn't standard practice.

The thing I don't understand about this is that you can easily find properties in the Milwaukee area for less than $100,000 on zillow and other web sites. 

According to the Instructions for the current revision of the application, the "responsible party" is defined as follows:For entities with shares or interests traded on a public exchange, or which are registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission, "responsible party" is (a) the principal officer, if the business is a corporation, (b) a general partner, if a partnership, (c) the owner of an entity that is disregarded as separate from its owner (disregarded entities owned by a corporation enter the corporation's name and EIN), or (d) a grantor, owner, or trustor if a trust.For all other entities, "responsible party" is the person who has a level of control over, or entitlement to, the funds or assets in the entity that, as a practical matter, enables the individual, directly or indirectly, to control, manage or direct the entity and the disposition of its funds and assets.

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guru, Why not include your web or email?

I also imagine there would be information somewhere on the web that would address this...but there doesn't seem to be.