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· 7 years ago
If he, or any other board member, tells you, then they are on the record. He will never tell you anything. The first thing that any lawyer tells you when they represent you is to shut up. Most of them follow their own advice. Like any lawyer, words came out of Seavey's mouth, but he did not really say anything. Except that he does not like you very much. 
A property search would not necessarily reveal anything but what is filed with the municipality. As you know, there are a million ways to mask the true ownership of anything. Using an LLC registered in a state like Delaware that has strong ownership secrecy laws would be one way. I am not familiar with Nevada law.
In a situation like this, you might have to contact the previous owner and ask them who purchased the property from them. They may know the actual principal, who probably used lawyers to handle the transaction for them.
Or you could just let your moles inside SA tell you.
Now that I think about it, they probably already have.
A ha!
A property search would not necessarily reveal anything but what is filed with the municipality. As you know, there are a million ways to mask the true ownership of anything. Using an LLC registered in a state like Delaware that has strong ownership secrecy laws would be one way. I am not familiar with Nevada law.
In a situation like this, you might have to contact the previous owner and ask them who purchased the property from them. They may know the actual principal, who probably used lawyers to handle the transaction for them.
Or you could just let your moles inside SA tell you.
Now that I think about it, they probably already have.
A ha!
