The name on the deed is a company. We find the person.
United States limited-liability companies do not file their beneficial owners in a public registry, so a registry lookup cannot reach the answer at all. The only route from public records to the person is behavioral inference — and that is the machine Mimir built.
The filing you want does not exist
FinCEN's March 2025 interim final rule exempted domestic companies from the Corporate Transparency Act's beneficial-ownership reporting, and New York's LLC Transparency Act routes the equivalent data to a confidential state database rather than a public one. Registry-based vendors are structurally unable to answer who controls a US building. Behavioral unmaskers can, but sell an estimate with no reproducible per-edge evidence.
- No public beneficial-ownership filing exists for US domestic LLCs
- Behavioral inference is the only scalable route to the person
- Mimir does it deterministically at the identity layer, and shows its work at the control layer
- Owner of recordVANDERPOOL HOLDINGS LLCDeed recorded 2019-04-11nyc_acris
- Controlled byHARROW STREET CAPITAL LLCShared registered agent + mailing addressny_dos_corps 0.82
- Ultimate controllerA. ReyesDOS process address across 6 entitiesny_dos_corps 0.74
- Source
- nyc_acris
- Document type
- DEED
- Recorded
- 2019-04-11
- Grantor
- ESTATE OF M. OKONKWO
- Grantee
- VANDERPOOL HOLDINGS LLC
- Consideration
- $2,150,000
Every value on the left opens a record like this. Nothing is asserted without one.
Five behavioral signals, scored together
Control is inferred from what parties actually did in the record — not from a self-declaration. Each signal contributes to a confidence score that travels with the edge, so a reviewer can see exactly why a link exists and how strongly it holds.
- Deed and transfer patterns across entities
- Shared mailing addresses, capped to defeat agent fan-out
- Registered agent and DOS process-address overlap
- Co-borrower and co-signer relationships on recorded debt
- Timing correlation across filings
What the chain actually covers
These count only properties whose record owner was a company and whose chain to a natural person is built and cited. They exclude the 9.20M properties that name a person directly on the deed and require no resolution at all.
Bring a building whose owner you already know.
The fastest way to judge an unmasking engine is to point it at a chain you have already untangled by hand, and see whether it agrees — and whether it can show you why.