The Prince, therefore, who without otherwise securing himself builds wholly on their professions is undone.

I haven't seen their final title policy yet, nor the deed.After I signed the closing package, wired the money, it has been nothing but silence.My attorney is fuming, even more so than I am LOL.On the poorly marked up title commitment letter which we saw that were dotted with errors, they have this language: "Any policy we issue will have the following exceptions unless they are taken care of to our satisfaction: Any lien provided by County ordinance or by Chapter 159, Florida Statutes, in favor of any City, Town Village, or Port Authority, for unpaid service charges by any water systems, sewer systems, or gas systems serving the land described herein; and any liens for waste fees in favor of any County or Municipality."

Infrastructure can include things such as bridges, roads, utilities, ports, etc. and are what help people connect while also allowing our economy to progress and prosper.

I think the only way to protect is to bring it to the sun light of what these guys do.I mean by now I would think 99% of the public that can get on a computer realizes that there are no Nigeran princes that need our help getting 50 million out of the country right ??? 

I'm looking at all kinds of "situations" with my entities, in-state and remote investing, landlord/tenant issues - however, I can only truly focus on these things after my kids are asleep.Living in Boca Raton, FL - from Seattle, WA - looking to invest in Port St.

@Joe Norman I am based in DC, so for MD Prince George's County would be the most logical fit.   

@Destiny Prince I recommend the team

I am originally from  Port Jeff Station in NY and live in the Wesley Chapel/Monroe area.

That style house reminds me of the big, old houses in Tampa Heights and some down near Old Port Tampa.

My inlaws live there, and have a condo in Port Aransas.My FIL dives right into the more complicated stuff, but like I said, we use it mainly for other purposes.