You can add granules to it to make it non-slip but that’s designed for shop floors & auto repair shops.

Every county in the US has a public website that you can search to pull up previous tax bills for that property.

I'm a bit torn because I've gotten a couple replies like Thomas's, and I would definitely consider some non risky financing. 

http://www.dca.ca.gov/publications/landlordbook/se...http://www.courts.ca.gov/1049.htmI'm a realtor in LA.

However, you will be required to file a non-resident state tax return in the states that you own the properties.Proximity of your accountant isin't as important as getting the right accountant who understands real estate taxation.

Hopefully all the books BP and non BP books, BP education, BP podcasts, and BP forums will flow out of me!!!  

I only found this out when the water was cut off by the city for non-payment and the other tenant complained about not having water.

Obviously this will take time to grow but in time, more and more deeds will be publicly auditable and immutable databases.

Each state has their own laws regarding “diligent attempt to serve, serve by posting, or service by publication”.I assume you bought title insurance, start there if necessary.

I've heard about the 750 hour rule but I've never seen anyone link to the IRS publication specifically requiring that for an investor.