Well i know he one LLC he uses for music on his albums.

We were also able to purchase adjacent blighted properties to expand parking and also control the residents in the adjacent 6 unit apartment building.We are right over 10 years of ownership on this building and have had several movies/tv shows/music videos filmed there due to the retro styling.

It's right by the freeway into downtown, next to the lake and one of the nicest beaches around, the district has one of the cities best music venues, and it's a decent working class suburb.

I had some serious enquiries, so I accepted one and then built the cabin the day before they arrived :)Since then I've been hosting on Airbnb and performing music and really enjoy the vacation rental thing SO much more than traditional land-lording.  

Our argument is that there was no actual sale that took place, only a change in ownership and this QCD is a corrective instrument.  

When my condo tenant complained about tenants next store playing loud music into the night, my sister, who manages the place for me had to call the condo PM, who contacted the HOA, who contacted the condo owner next door.

@John Humphries I wish I could tell you about some nice, fancy, financial instrument but it's just in a savings account.  

Example: Lease says -'Tenant agrees that upon non-payment Landlord may self-evict Tenant after 10 days' - Tenant agreed, Landlord agreed, a there's even a written instrument ---- Self-eviction still NOT legal if Tenant protests; because your Lease can not supersede the law and that law is interpreted by a judge and that judge may actually find you, the Landlord, as trying to circumvent the law and there may be real repercussions from doing so. 

There are no instruments that will give you a monthly payment that's 2% of the balance divided by 12.

In the end, my attorney located someone at the original mortgage company who agreed to sign an instrument stating that no monies were owed but the original note was long gone.