Using an online title search company will only expedite the process since most of these records today are recorded and indexed online (Title Plants) and easily accessed on the web, and usually same day.

It seems to me they've been dragging the timeline out a bit.Some recent web searching on the topic has rendered the expectation that they will probably deny the claim or offer a very small settlement.

I saved some important web pages on Zillow.

I'm in Asia quite a bit and some of the web resources I use, will block access if not using VPN. 

They may have it on their web site.

I don't have a recommendation for you, but some information that may help.The Indiana Apartment Association had an article in their latest INSITES magazine about property tax increases in Indiana.

Regardless of the downturn, one is a huge liability that costs you tens of thousands year, and the other is an asset that brings in passive income of $100k or more per year.Remember that this is an investing web site, so the only answers you're going to get here are ones that make financial sense.

A lot of good articles come up when I search the web for "LLP vs LLC" so you might want to do the same.

Check the National REIA (Real Estate Investors Association) web page and find a local association. 

What advice can anyone provide on how to unravel this web of real estate purchases where they are both shown as Joint Owners with rights of survivorship, but they were never legally married.