Obviously the title can’t be clouded when selling a property.

In addition, the Probate office in Perry County seemed cloudy/unclear on other aspects of recording a tax certificate or deed and, from what I could tell, was incorrectly using terms like "redeem," at least once stating that I, the investor, had to "redeem" a tax certificate before they would let me record it.To further cloud things, the judge told me she spoke with Shelley Tice, who reportedly confirmed that it was necessary to pay a "deed tax" in order to record a certificate.

Y’all should come hang out at the BP meetup that @Joe Prillaman hosts at Waterline Brewery at 7pm on the 1st Tuesday of every month.

@Ron Harris with Renascent mastermind hosts several meet-ups that are always good for networking.

Also check out the now Zoom meet up, Coffee with Investors hosted by Jon Huber .

Who's attending or hosting meetups that you recommend?

The Adobe Acrobat Pro solution seems expensive and is subscription based.I don't think I want a cloud based or web based solution?

Turns out the property had no real chain of title, had been sold at tax sale and re-acquired by the same owner several times, in addition to several other clouds.  

In just a few months it's a super host / plus host with 75% occupancy Beverly http://bit.ly/2CJ7FN3 What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

I made the commitment immediately after joining a webinar hosted by Brandon Turner (How a Newbie Can Start Building Wealth Through Real Estate).