For the time being I will be able to easily cover that cost.I have no intention of getting into a new property anytime soon and any other investment vehicle, stock market, will probably not yield over 4% since it seems we are hitting a tipping point.

If the deed was good yesterday, it is the same deed today--the lender is getting PRECISELY the same title they had yesterday, last week, and last year.  

Be mindful that, imo, real estate is a 'slow' moving vehicle when analyzing compared to say analyzing other business's.Good luck. 

My 4 year old witnessed everything and I just wanted to leave but he refused to let me get in my vehicle until I do.

To be precise, the Pennsylvania sheriff's sale wipes out the lien but doesn't destroy the right to redemption.

So, you are certainly right, there is a lot to consider and you want the investment vehicle match your financial model (you also want this outside your IRA) but I'd rather deal with that than just letting Wallstreet determine my retirement!

Such vehicles are a means for your IRA to invest in real estate, not a way for you to get your hands on the IRA money for your own deals.So, the main comparison to make is; can the IRA grow better and more securely invested in real estate than it can in whatever it is invested in today.

The area where the property line is roughly located seems fairly obvious, but I want to know more precisely its location.

If you own two vehicles, it's best of there are two deeded spaces. 

LLC is more of asset protection vehicle than tax saving tool.