I’m usually paid up and “made whole”the first year , If I explain it to the tenant buyer when I deed it over I’d be sure they understood and signed a legal document that they understood the title is clouded ..heck they don’t really care either lol that is outside their context ,they plan to live and die in the building and it allows them to get out of the renters cycle and be an owner .

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Perhaps your excitement to keep growing your business temporarily clouded your judgment when you made the prior statements.

It is not about money when it comes to motivated sellers.I have been trying to teach this community this for over 6 years now, but it seems everyone's mind is just clouded with the prenotions all the gurus teach others.Ohh well, what can you do? 

It very rarely happens but it clouds the title until the 2 years are up.

There can be clouds on the title. 

An already clouded title would be one reason, which a sheriff's deed may actually provide clearer title than before the sale. 

Now if you can get QC deeds from the previous owner/s and a release from the mortgage company if there was a mortgage then you remove the cloud from the deed.