Come with DATA, not with claims that in no way shape or form can be verified. 

It doesn’t even show the mtg foreclosure being filed.It doesn’t even show When this mortgage was originated, or any other mtgs that may have been recorded, before or after the mtg being foreclosed on.This is Not a complete title search, by any means.As mentioned by @Tom Gimer, this property could have been Quit Claimed to the names searched recently, and the foreclosure is for a mtg obtained by the previous owner, with who knows how many liens/mtgs they may have had against them.

I'm planning to write a clause requiring universal mount to stay and require that I install it but absolve myself of any claims of TV damages.

First of all, the "increased revenue" that a prop Mgr claims they can get is noiseANYONE can do that without a prop manager.

Many companies are negatively affected by inflation and their stock price will fall.If you read my entire post rather than the snippet that was pulled out of it you will see my point was in response to a post that claimed RE will make more money but takes more work.

Yes, I own the property and can legally sell it, but the potential for competing claims of ownership is higher than usual. 

The little time I had with him I cherish and he is intensely missed every day.My primary career has been managing various claims from habitability to slip and fall (personal and commercial) workers comp to dog bite and private passenger auto/trucking with attorney involvement, so I’m not shy nor am I intimidated by these life sucking vampires, lol.

I'd like to take legal action against the tenant to collect the amount I'm owed, but I don't think I can file a small claims case, since the water bill account is in the owners name (the account must stay in the owners name for legal reasons).

Grant Cordone still rents :)..... what about "Rich man poor man"........and I've seen quite a few "RE guru's" that claim that buying a home is huge financial mistake.... better to rent and buy money producing RE assets, etc etc....Your point is that you a should have some first hand experience doing what you are having someone else pay you to help them do..

What you propose to your tenant is reasonable but understand that what she might be claiming down the road is likely to be quite blown out of proportion financial wise.Gail