Several hundred thousand dollars in hvac, brand new airconditioners, electrical components as well as 50k in kitchen equipment.So with all that being said I know the parcel number on this property as well as it was last sold in 2013 but it has remained vacant and absolutely no one has done a single thing to the property the police have sealed it up.My questions are:How do I look up the current owner of the property?

All travertine or a polished and scored colored concrete floor?

However, if you are intending to tenant them, don't loose sight that this is anything less than a business, and credit, police and previous landlord checks (etc) are not to be overlooked - tenancy contracts must be signed at all times (make sure you also have a good umbrella insurance policy too).If however, you're fixing to flip, short term tenancies may once again be a way to help keep the project afloat for 6-12 months while you're doing the work on the other units.

Every property has its own character, and you have to work around that so as to make the community a pleasant place to live without it becoming a police state.

I also provide an emergency contact list with appropriate numbers (fire, police, poison control, etc) although I am not sure it is a must have.

The day before I was supposed to close on it, the listing agent calls me and tells me it got broken into, and that she was filing a police report. 

File a police report, and take a deep breath.

Likewise, the traditionally Polish/Slavic neighborhoods to the near southwest are showing promise.As for other markets, think about the entire 50-mile corridor south of Milwaukee and stretching to the Illinois border.

Aside from those large items the rest is paint and polish.

I would contact the police about his threats.