It also seems odd that anyone at the property management firm would respond to your complaint in a public forum with anything past a general statement that the firm is aware of the issue and working to find a solution equitable to both parties.

Aren't the sales history if real estate public information?

Check public records online to see if they have registered at another address.

@Greg Condon - You'll likely have to wait until WSFS sends it to public auction and then foreclosure.

I skimmed the Indy Star over the last couple of days but did not see any public notices.

It is public information to see who owns the property and their address.

@Rod Smith: if you intend to invest in Susquehanna County, the publications fees shouldn't be too bad. 

Im beginning to gear our investments to areas close to the major roadways, public transportation, and attractions.

http://www.nj.gov/dca/divisions/codes/publications..."

It would be like taking a job with a terrible salary because the health care coverage was great.