Get rid of that renter’s ball & chain hanging around your neck.

if so she removed them because shes a chain smoker....common Baltimore occurrence.

My business partner and I run a small chain of restaurants in the Atlanta that has done pretty well over the last few years with steady growth.

Soak up the education, REIA's deliver a lot of good training, chow down a few meals....

I've never heard of a title company allowing a lien to survive a title transfer without proper documentation with chain of custody and proper subordination. 

All meals and transportation is included.

-Puerto Rico tends to be very attractive for travelers due to several facts that distinguish us from similar vacation spots near by:1) It is a completely different country from the US with unique cultural differences ranging from food, music, language, history, customs, etc. but still having the many advantages of never actually leaving the US / so you get the best of both worlds (experiencing a foreign country without actually taking the risks of leaving a US territory).2)US currency is used, so no need to go thru the hassle of money exchange and conversion headaches.3) No visa or passport needed to travel4)You can find people that speak english in most areas of the island so no big issues with translation.5) You can also find some familiar and popular chain stores if any last minute items are needed.Now one of the most important facts to take into account is how the hotel industry works.

Travel, property taxes, airplane / boat fuel and maintenance, meals and entertainment, home improvements, etc etc.

Conversely, some are concerned about being "in the chain of title" and that it can create a future liability and shows as a double-close on the same day at the MLS, public records etc, for many years.

If you want to lose the JOB that most carry around like a ball and chain then get to work and make crap happen...