The property, according to tax records, is zoned as a commercial property.  

I talked to another investor who experienced this as well, at the same bank.I have a couple questions: 1) Why and how can a bank collect more than what is owed to them in an event of foreclosure and 2) does this inflated amount recorded on the mortgage lock me out from accessing the equity in the property, if for example I'd like to add a 2nd lien, cross-collateralize the equity or cash out refi someday?

After reviewing his unit that was listed by another company that had sat for 3 months I tried to schedule a showing.The automated email bounced back as not working and two separate phone numbers lead to a recording that said to leave a VM and they would call us back.After that I read the description on their unit and it instructed me to go watch a video of the unit on YouTube and apply through their website sight unseen.I am all for automation and leveraging technology but… this business requires professionals as well.

You basically split the interest shown on your tax records between the two properties. 

The ones that do not have terms that aren't as favorable.Short term rentals is your issue because the income doesn't have a track record or  

The house looks like the start of a Hoard.The settlement also suppressed the case so tenants wouldn't have eviction on their records.

As for the tax side of the question, your CPA can guide you on the tax benefits and risks before you start the Series LLC, but they should be very involved in your record keeping during the year to make sure you maintain separate records of the Series LLC while they are in operation (read the Texas Series LLC statute regarding record keeping required to maintain separate Series status).

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Searching local records, I see that in 10 years, only one property has not been redeemed, and it was donated by the purchaser as wetland park space.

Just be sure to get a satisfaction document signed and recorded to show this lien has been cleared when this gets paid off.