Do I have to record these transactions with the county registrars office?

Reference the Arizona Registrar of Contractors website. 

All I know is that TLD Registrar Solutions (who don't offer phone support) are the ones who host my site.

I did go to the state Registrar of Contractors, and will contact them tomorrow.While there, I looked up 2 other companies that I got estimates from on other work.

The county registrars office should NOT have allowed the transfer without the POS but they did.

I'm having to get the AZ registrar of contractors involved, and fixing this has taken a long time.I am looking to start my first project for a fix and flip soon (up until now, it's been buy and hold, or invest with others who are doing the fix and flip), and am wondering how to avoid less than satisfactory work that will eat up time and substantially increase holding costs.My model would be a 20% downpayment, 80% hard money, and I pay renovation funds, but given my experience level with managing renos (very little), I am wondering how to avoid the risks of running too long with the loan and having it eat up profits.Any advice please.Thank you,LeslieP.S.

At the same time, file a Mortgage Document at the County Registrar on 100 Main Street.For terms, I would have a Promissory Note, but will need to have 100 Main Street, LLC make payments to me.If this is all sounds good, then lets say I make a Promissory Note for $50k, 80% LTV, 2nd Lien position, 30 year fixed, at 4%, monthly payment is $268.41 per month.Let's say the property is a single family home in a B neighborhood in an East Coast City, say, Philly.Will this kind of Note be sellable?

I also spend a few days working on my entities and getting the LLC's, and C-corp signed and filed with the registrar of deeds.  

It is necessary to check the Registrar of deeds in order to verify the actual ownership of the estate object of sale, to check the registrations (servitudes, burdens, etc.) and to assess the existence of mortgages or other encumbrances (cautionary attachments, etc.).

At lunch I went to the county registrar of deeds to do some sleuthing.Lender is First Franklin, a division fo National City Bank out of San Jose, CA(Wikipedia indicates First Franklin was bought by National City Corp & Merrill Lynch, which was in turn bought by BOA & PNC Financial Services)Also listed was MERS (Mortgage Electronic Registry System), P.O.