I'd run it by them, and if you send your specifics to @Mindy Jensen, I bet she'd take the time to offer you authoritative feedback too.The '@-mentions' for Manolo, Andrew and Joe didn't turn blue for some reason so I suspect they won't be notified of the mention.  

Amanda Moore I think your best bet is meeting with some locals like Dean above.

I would bet that a recorded lien would cloud the title to the point that a title company would not issue title insurance on the property without a lien release. 

I know Condos tend to be a little more susceptible to market trends, but if I am just looking for a good rental,  are they a safe bet?

So, basically, don't put the onus on others to be completely trustworthy when their whole world has started to crash and burn - do your own research on the status of the property and here's hoping that you'll be able to help your contact out..  

My guess is that it will be a pretty big chunk of change to replace them and whether the return on investment would be worthwhile - I don't know but I'd bet no.  

He is very talented and trustworthy.  

I describe myself as sarcastic, trustworthy, and loyal.

Maybe I'm missing something that makes Pittsboro a bad area, as I haven't looked into it deeply, but If you are thinking about placing a bet on growth over the next ten years, then it could be worth investigating. 

I'd bet the price for any station for sale just jumped up 10-15% like the remaining gas in tanks... if there is any left. http://www.wral.com/nc-stations-run-out-of-gas-aft...