So that is where my timeline predictions are coming from.

I will predict what will happen next.You will blatantly ignore all the reasoning in my post and come at me with "you're wrong, and present more "opinion" (not fact, not data not evidence) why you are right".

No preliminary title search (see below to learn about title searches), no matter how complete, can predict when a long-lost relative or heir will turn up or whether paperwork buried for years under a misspelled name will reveal a claim concerning the property.

That being said, it's definitely trying to somewhat predict the future so always be a bit conservative. 

I predict many replies to this...all negative.

These were all built by the same developer at the same time.Rents are impossible to predict until you put this on the market...determining rents is educated guesswork at best...

Oftentimes those are going to have less predictable, more volatile cash flows and will undoubtedly be a much bigger headache. 

It’s about what you don’t know (and can’t predict).If you’re financing this purchase you’re going to have to pay for a lender’s title policy anyway.

Families should be more predictable, less likely to move at the end of the lease to save $50/month elsewhere.

It involved rental of a time share via the management company that sold the time share to the taxpayers and screwed the taxpayers by renting their units (predictably) last.