I'd imagine it varies from state to state, it should be coming out from their remainder of the proceeds from the sale, and shouldn't be transferred.

They also keep years old listings that have sold and cancelled, and it's just the most inaccurate place for data tbh.

The good thing was as I transferred my debts to business lines my credit score went up and it was not negatively effected by my business debt.

I have looked at citydata.com, worldpopulation.com and the US census data website (which shows data gathered in 2010).

I also have a Roth SDIRA which has $50,000 invested in a syndication effort.Emergency fund: $20,000Investment Cash: $75,000I put $500 every 2 weeks into Investment cash and also have my cash flow from the rentals of $2,008 auto transferred to Investment Cash account.I have 5% of pay going to TSP (retirement) account as my employer matches up to this amount.

Protect yourself with an umbrella liability policy if you're concerned about being sued.One girl's opinionStephanie sure, but i guess my question is more along the lines of...when setting up a business account, what bills have to be transferred over to a  business expense?

Are you buying them with your name and then transferring the deed? 

If so, where would that data be? 

Previous transfer of the property has the grantor and grantee backwards, and we cant locate the previous owner to have them sign a corrected deed.  

That includes inspection of tenant records.The current Landlord should not share data that requires protection like credit report, social security number, etc.