These other options include:Net Lease Investment Properties (such as Walgreens, CVS, various fast food chains and/or coffee chains, etc.)Delaware Statutory Trust Investment Properties (DSTs)Tenant-In-Common Investment Properties (TICs)As with all investments, there are pros and cons and risks.

Before we used to each have a monthly $450/month out-of-pocket budget we’ve increased that to $750/month, mostly to buy better ingredients for meals.

My clients range from the casual "oh hey here to drop off cupcakes" to "I want to potentially buy your programming for my business chain."

Question is: At this point is it the county's responsibility to correct this or someone else along the chain? 

I started out early in my career buying at trustee sales in California and we had 2 or 3 title reps from different companies running chains for free to get our business.

I am by no means trying to give you homework, I'm just curious about how you would go about doing so, or if it even makes sense.I ask because a good friend of mine owns a hotel chain and he is constantly gets offers to purchase hotels of all types, including the typical small economy hotels in blue collar areas.  

- Don't freak if you see measurements in links and chains, closing is the same.

Any large organization has a chain of command in the shape of a pyramid. 

Now, you can record the certificate of sale but that would only inform anybody pulling title that there is a possible break in the chain of title.Also, once the sale is over and there is a successful bidder, the IRS lien is released and will not show up on title anymore...

this drove me to start doing my own loans, first as a broker.it always seems like lenders can not see the value in a property, have large daisy chains and underwriters without a clue.comments welcome