You say you want the deal and are somewhat attached to it, but you don't give any meaningful value info.

We have never filed a claim on any property (to date) & go with the largest deductible as possible with the highest Liability coverage.If you PM me I can give you the contact information for the broker we are now with & our policies do NOT require the proverbial attached Home Owners policy.

Some investors have had luck attaching tax return refunds etc. and I would imagine what you can do varies by debt laws in that state and then the federal collection laws.Bottom line for me as a landlord as I am not in the debt collecting business.

Does anybody have any recommendations on what needs to be in the wording of the note to make sure if the deal goes bad, I can get the property that the lien will be attached to with minimal effort?

In my areas, taxes, penalties, fees and abatements that attach to the tax bill don't get discounted.

The only way you will be able to get your name un-attached is if you do commercial loans.

What if the investor wants to come in as debt, inside the LLC or attached to the property, both have their own new set up situations separate from above.

The estoppel letter can or should state what the terms of the lease are or be attached.

But there are lots and lots of people attached to every dollar of money that's spent.

Do you attach it straight to the ceiling?