For example, Florida has the Marketable Records Title Act (F.S. 712) which provides that an unchallenged deed of record for 30 years becomes a new root title extinguishing prior interests. 

Now you will have some roots planted for less than $50. 

I find these people to be ignorant as in the root word "ignore" as they ignore historical examples. 

Originally posted by @Anastasia Root:@Frank PatalanoWe have our first property and now I’m trying to learn how to buy the next one, where etc. trying to learn a bit and figure it all out. 1 a year is fine.

I hope that won't be the case as it would be an ecological and economical nightmare for the region but it's hard to see how that can be avoided, given that the root causes of the problem seem to be getting worse, not better.

Bigger Pockets has given me an eternity worth of answers and solutions supported by rookies and multi-millionaires that are rooting for everyone's success!

While I might be new to this particular market, my roots in real estate run with a history of commercial real estate investments in India.Currently, I have my sights set on the Hartford market.

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But really, the root of your problem is likely two fold:First, you had a deal first than assumed people would invest.  

I understand folks trying to shave a percent here and there; but I don't do my own root canal either!