Sorry to hear you ended up spinning your wheels.

Again, I have absolutely nothing against Homevestors (they sound like a reputable franchisor), but it bugs me when someone uses marketing spin on data -- perhaps it's just the engineer in me

Most of which made my head spin.

My head is still spinning from all the info this guy dropped on me.Build the business:I have set up the LLC's.  

They will bicker about whose spot has more sunshine, other tenants or neighboring kids will steal their tomatoes, someone will swipe the cute little solar spinning flower from one of the gardens, some tenants won't take care of their plots and they'll look like hell, some will use chemicals the other tenants will complain about, someone will steal the hoses.  

I set an 'absolute' rule for myself that once rent is late, notices go out on THE day they're supposed to, BUT having just started, my head was spinning over this, and she came to me asking for my help with her finances so I decided to work with her.So...

I would be on my tenant so fast it would make your head spin.

Good luck in spinning that!

So this is what we found:Date: 3/20/2008Grantor: Wells FargoGrantee: Smith JohnDoc type: SatLegal Description: 1234/45Book: 5006Page: 678Ok, so your head is probably spinning from information overload but this is what you are looking at.You may not have understood everything, if that is the case, print out this post and take it to your title company's abstractor, or to the local clerk's office and have them follow the instructions with you and explain what I just showed you.So finally, Doing a basic search like this can be a huge tool in your arsenal, but always refer back to your title company for the full works.Hope this helps!!

Spin the wheel of fortune, you won't get every tenant right, it's just about learning from experience and setting boundaries you're comfortable with.