If you ever need a patent attorney, he is your guy.I love to provide value and help others build wealth.

I want to sell this property.Does anyone have any experience with land patents?

You can use the word realty in your business name and in your website domain name.You cannot however, use the word "Realtor®" or "Realtors®" or "Realtor-Associates®" (unless they apply to you and your company) as those marks are registered with the United States Patent and Trademark Office.

Saying those engineering fields are "dying" is patently ridiculous.

If you have quads or larger i was told one LLC per.The reason mine re split into 2 right now is because some of them are inherited from my patents so the thought of losing them all due to a lawsuit was too much.

First guy came out to sell their "patented multistep system" and quoted me $22k.  

The patent on the 30 year with taxes and insurance was 3900 or so.   

According to Landlord Locks it is based on a formerly patented system that the US Government and other institutional users have used to secure their properties.

This was long, long ago, before they had even issued the patent for dirt and before the launch of the 'Great Society' in the 60s. :)This person was in their late 40s or early 50s.

If so, they're patent defects and not a required disclosure in Ohio.My personal experience is that a bank marketing a house "as-is" means that they aren't going to renegotiate price or offer to make repairs pursuant to your property inspection.