We've used a lot of VA's and like anything else, you get what you pay for.In addition, the biggest challenge is getting someone to do things the way you want them done.Ever get a solicitation call from someone you couldn't understand, was obviously just reading a script or was not making sense? 

This might involve a legal action affecting ownership or liens.Given these possibilities, the most common interpretation in the context of property transactions might relate to recording or representation rather than a specific type of transaction like a Quit Claim Deed.To determine if there are liens on the vacant lot you've won, consider the following steps:Title Search: Conduct a comprehensive title search through a title company or a real estate attorney.

I was mostly worried about liability but what you suggested makes sense.

This subjective and heavily pushed idea seems driven by a real sense of fear.

It must make financial sense. 

I thought this was a fairly common practice but it sounds like it's not.

However, does this deal even make sense?

It's indeed common for lenders to require 2 months of reserves for loan payments on each property as you expand your portfolio.

@Chris SeveneyI understand your perspective and it makes sense.

The only benefit I would say is what they end up paying for not cleaning the poop in the common areas/yards, which is an extra $200 to $300.