Suite 200I dont have phone number but I'm sure a quick google could solve that. 

We are adding a second bathroom and turning the second floor into a master suite.

Real estate investing doesn't suit my lifestyle at this point.If you do decide to transfer title make sure you speak with a real estate attorney first who can guide you through the pros and cons.  

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Property info:-Neighbourhood is safe, family oriented, homes build in 80’s but many on the street have new siding and fantastic curb appeal (the one I am looking at has older siding but still nice curb appeal), bright and very wide street unlike most in the areas I can afford in-Three bedrooms 1 bathroom upstairs (bi-level), newer kitchen, good condition overall, 1 bedroom suite in the basement with separate entrance, storage, large bright windows and high ceilings, good condition – ready to go minus framing in and adding one door (easy fix).

The LLC for asset and law-suit protection."

I am wanting to get my first investment deal going and after some research and thought I feel that a duplex is what will suit me best.

If the ex-wife can't be found then your best bet is likely going to have to be a Quiet Title suit.

I didn't want to file suit but I figured the IRS would be enough to make him think twice about screwing somebody over when he gets hit with a 1099.I need some help in figuring out how to get his EIN or SSN or how I can hit him with the 1099.

I recommend taking the time to educate yourself to the best of your ability, and if you still don't get it, but want to still learn the trade, then maybe a coach would better suit you.