Later soon, the county officer called me and told me they found some problem while the owner B agent called them the problem too. 

I prefer to do things right the first time, so I don't have to revisit them later.

The fed is meeting later this week so mortgage rates might change so when your ready to buy lock in your rate because we are still at historic lows.

I don't know how to access your specific county's online system, however this is what I suggest you do to get started:1) Unless involving a guardianship for a minor, probate cases of Decedent's estates are public information. 2) Ask to see the Registry of Actions or similarly title list of new cases3) Start with a single case, typically the most recent filing.4) Request to pull the actual file to review5) Review the folder and note the documents and the order in which they are inserted6) Don't even think of separating or removing documents. 7) Determine what data you need, including Decedent's name, case #, PR name and contact info, etc.8) Most researchers capture the data then scrub later.9) If this is too much work, either pay someone else, find a commercial list provider or work another niche.

I do know at my quickly advancing age and many my age that have been through rentals these investors tend to gravitate in later years to debt instruments and other types of income producing investments that preclude rental income to tenants especically low end tenants.  

I currently have four 30 yr loans, but I would like to have any other properties I purchase be paid off earlier so that I can have more cash flow later in life, when I am less likely to want to continue working.

Fourth, You don't want to get married to someone and not be able to move away easily later on.

I hope that you'll contact me later.  

And as of my husband and I we constantly pay rent late every month but no later than 30 days.

This immediately raised red flags but I found no point in pushing it if they were going to be out one week later.