act.

 I think there is room for improvement to find ways to hold people accountable who get into situations like this, get into something that maybe they thought they could manage but can,  said Page.

Online documents show the owner of Northern Village, Mendel Fischer, and his related limited liability companies own a number of other properties around the country.

That includes Memphis, where he has multiple apartment complexes.

First Alert 4 found that three of those get tax breaks from Memphis.

The goal is to build and rehab affordable housing.

The Memphis agency ruled that those three complexes, Bridgeport Manor, Coronado Manor and Watkins Manor, were in  legal default,  meaning they broke a variety of the program's rules dealing with occupancy and rehab.

As of July, Bridgeport Manor was still in legal default, Coronado got out of it but still has a  notice of noncompliance,  and Watkins, because not a single person lived there for four years, was kicked out of the pilot program.

 He really needs to be looked at, he really does need to be looked at,  said Fountain-Henderson.

The state did pass a law making limited liability companies more transparent this year, requiring a name and address for somebody managing the property, but it only kicks in after ordinance violations.