Since I don't have any personal belongings in the rental, I wanted to keep that one at $10K (enough to cover the appliances I own).I used BBB and this article (from cleasurance.com) to guide me.

No politician in their right mind would sign their name to such a thing, it would be ending their political career and forever tarnishing whatever political party that person belongs to.

Yesterday I agreed to purchase a house in Michigan sale price is $110,000The seller is asking that I pay $40,000 upfront to eliminate the current mortgage then the remainder $70,000 on seller finance for four years can be longer as the seller likes the idea of a regular income.The seller doesn't want any connection to the house and ideally wants to be just a lender.

So 9 separate Properties that belongs to few different LLCs and one umbrella LLC owns all LLCs.

You can't hold his personal belongings hostage until you get there to let him have access.

I can only assume that the article is referring to a European or Asian company then.Most stocks are moving independent of underlying fundamentals at this point in time, so I wouldn't get too attached to anything with a high-yield, real estate, utilities, etc. that become potential short-term safe havens, only for funds to later churn out of them as the dust settles.If your belief remains that people will continue to downsize and/or be unwilling to part with belongings, then self-storage would certainly support that belief. 

This population also tends to be long term renters.

Up until the day of the foreclosure sale, it belongs to the owner of the property so, the only time you'll deal with the bank/foreclosure trustee/auctioneer is on the day of the sale.

It belongs to Falcon Foundations.

It was purchased at County free and clear tax sale auction.It is a seperate parcel and deed from the house next door, but does not have its own street address number.The house next door belongs to the people who "lost" the garage/effeciency I now own.