That will be up to the title company, if the option has been filed it would cloud title, if the TI company wants to insure over it, that's fine.

Do some searches on here, I think there are lots of folks who use quickbooks and even some discussions of cloud based solutions or other software options.

How about other cloud accounting software like Xero?

They've locked up the building, which suggests to me that they have some rights as I would simply cut the locks off if I was the private individual who owned the property a block away.So my questions are:1) clearly this puts a legal cloud over the property that diminishes its value.  

Throw the copy in a file (or scan it and upload it to the cloud) along with a couple notes of why you declined and when you mailed the letter.  

However, I would have a title search done first, then file a memorandum of option to cloud the title.  

I am in the process of switching my house flipping and wholesaling business to 100% cloud-based systems and processes.

As above, we are definitely trying to keep our fears from clouding our logic on this one.Thanks again, all, this has helped us continue the discussion and keep open to new ways of approaching our plans. 

I am dealing with a basement problem, a few closings and a cloud on title for my normal bread and butter properties.

Can I use dropbox type cloud storage?