I don't know what kind of neighborhood it is but a chain link fence would work. 

I have recently came across the following situation and was wondering if anyone had an input:A friend of mine owns a property that is being bought by a gas station chain.

For the cost of a meal, you could pick the brain of a local, experienced investor who can confirm the ins and outs of investing with first-hand knowledge. 

The business expenses like mileage, meals and entertainment, travel expenses etc. are the tax benefits that W2 employees don't get to enjoy. 

I seen estimates of over 60 million titles have some sort of defect, eg. broken chain of title.A few lenders, for the sake of squeezing out a few more bucks, destroyed 800 years of common title law.

He owns a business that handles rehabs and construction for big commercial chain stores and brings a great deal of expertise in that area.

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Forget the civilian authorities, if y'all are still in the military go to his chain of command.

Again, with a proper contract between the parties, the contractor can file a lien and encumber the chain of title on the subject property.

My question is if purchased in an ira owned company and 20 years down the road the epa comes looking up the chain of title and finds my ira as an owner on it, can the epa hold me personaly liable for the soil contaimanation from the previous owner?