The lot is 4 acres, fully fenced, wooded with a trail running around the perimeter of the lot with some clearing in the beginning of the lot.It's secluded and doesn't front a street.

I did mean that currently there is no "paper trail" regarding personal income.

happy trails BP nation, keep the wheels of creative real estate investing rolling strong in the 2017!

I think with that kind of paper trail I should fair well on my disclosure and appease the appraisers/inspectors and underwriters. 

I would ask them to create a paper trail. 

That said some titles companies may prefer that they don't facilitate the transfer - but I would insist that they do as it helps create a paper trail of exactly what is being conveyed.As @Wayne Brooks mentioned an estoppel letter is also highly recommended (and perhaps required depending upon state laws) - this is usually completed prior to COE, so there are no surprises on the day of closing (or later when a tenant moves out, pays the wrong amount, etc).

I also like some of the outlining counties like Cabarrus (Concord and Kannapolis), Gaston (Bessemer City, Gastonia, and Belmont), and Union (Monroe, Matthews, and Indian Trail). 

You'll want to create a trail of supporting evidence.

MANY, MANY books have blazed the trail for us on almost all other topics. 

Also any suggestion on how to optimize my credit to be on the trail to perfect credit?