As to your costs, I would much rather lose 150 bucks as opposed to holding clouded title to a valueless property.  

Motion detection, night vision, saves to the cloud, you get alerts on your phone and can view the camera.

also just copy them and have the in 2 different areas.you can always do a lost note affidavit which I have done numerous times if needed anything that Is recorded we don't keep at all or we store it on the cloud.

I do know; however, that I don’t want to pay 50% of BPO on a note in foreclosure in a judicial state with a high tax rate and a cloud on the title.

QuickBooks can be a decent framework for maintaining your business, however in the event that you are an expert property manager or property owner who works to keep track of the accounting side of their properties, you require a trusted accounting system in place.Moving up to a cloud-based property management tool will one of the best choices for the business!

I've also been messing with Tentant Cloud the last few days but just found out that you can't link business accounts due to some banking regulations that hit this month.

sugarcrm is a serious open source option suitecrm is a fork of sugar that is clean and straight forward bitrix24 is a free fremium hosted cloud CRM ERP and accounting software able to handle absolutely anything Mac based CRM is Daylite it has a cloud option aswell and is the absolute best for a Mac user who wants a local based com with sync to cloud as an option. 

Both offers, both significantly below market value, have been immediately accepted.If I could be guaranteed a clean title with no clouds or liens, I would most certainly go to my sellers' homes to make my offer, stack banded bricks of hundreds in front of their families, and present the contract of sale for their signatures on top of the bricks.

The benefit is that it is in the cloud and accessible from any where.

Regarding cloud of title for a cleaner chain of title, it's always better to do a warranty deed.