Have a corrective deed prepared, hire a notary to accompany you along with your box of donuts (or flowers, etc) and go speak to the neighbor who holds the magic pen. 

It's nothing like Little Flower.

@Lily Martin  here are several way's i've found deals.    1. 

I'd really recommend  painting the railings white, and maybe put some flower beds outside, or a nice welcome mat?  

Originally posted by @Lily Yuen:Would any of you recommend Margaritaville Orlando?

I'm looking to buy rentals worth $110K ARV, with $900+ rent, focusing first on cash flow, wanting to start with a handful of stable B/C neighborhoods, make some deals, and then later expand.I talked to some agents who suggested some up and coming neighborhoods: Bates Hendricks, Irvington, Little Flower, Garfield Park, even Haughville.

Most people have a very good sense for the quality of a neighborhood and will know, before they made it to the front door.Good signs are: maintained flower beds, neat lawns, holiday decoration, nice window treatments, all roofs in good repair, chimenys & windows in good repair,..

Curb Appeal is basically Number 1,, if the building parking area (no junker cars) trash area (neat and clean), grass cut,, flowers, shrubs trimmed.If it looks good it will rent.. 

I thought about growing produce with some herbs, flowers; and having a roadside stand, you could actually tie in a B&B, farm to table etc. do some fun stuff and maybe market to like women's groups at churches or ? 

You could even hide the rock in a flower bed or somewhere else where it could not be easily detected.