It is public info and when you pay taxes through the state website in Connecticut you have to put your preparers license info. 

If they are local who are from the area you may be able check local public court records for free.

Do not spend another dime on this property until that question is answered.It could be something as simple as an outstanding fine for an overgrown lawn or as disastrous as environmental contamination leaching into a public water supply.  

Well, this might affect the BP Conference a bit: https://www.wwltv.com/article/..."New Orleans residents and out-of-towners will now require proof of vaccination to enter restaurants, bars, music venues and many more ...

Compared to other publicly listed properties I have seen these seem high but I’m not sure what to compare to exactly. 

in a public filing knock knock door or some clever name like that who is doing this in other makartsDisclosed their actual profit after overhead etc was 1,800 per house.. that as we know is no sustainable. 

Also if you end up with a complaint before a real estate commission, fair housing commission, anything of that sort...you are by and large guilty until proven innocent, as opposed to the opposite you would enjoy a member of the public in a court room.Fines for innocent mistakes can be drastic. 

The sponsor happened to be an individual that I had heard was under some sort of FBI investigation (this came out publicly last year) for embezzling funds in the commercial/MF real estate realm. 

Finally, with the use of Trusts while establishing these structures you can add a level of anonymity by removing your name from public record - the use of trusts can also allow you the normal financing options that are lost when transferring directly into an LLC.There are levels to the investment game.

This use separates risk, since the public facing LLC collects and passes payments to the holding LLCs.