I do the usual lease, and then have a separate form for the possible "ownership"/rent to own deal. 

But Doesn't really Cash Flow Until the 3rd Year Of Ownership Based On The Financing I'm using.

How do Capitol Gain taxes work with fix and flips, or properties held by an LLC that are sold prior to 1 years of ownership?

Same with the county recorder's office, and review the chain of ownership of each parcel by record transfer: A sold to B who transferred to C. 

They are old school, cash, free and clear owners at this point with triple digit unit ownership. 

@Jason Hairston I believe the parents take ownership for their children.

It is a necessity for civilization and a community, anchored in rights of ownership and rights of the public.

I'd be surprised if you found such a thing because ownership/equity is a completely different subject from property management.

Most of the time in my experience it takes longer to locate and receive the abstract than it does to review it, but both have to be done when changing ownership of a property.

Tenements, hereditaments, and appurtenances is "used to describe all types of "immovable" real estate, including land, buildings, and rights; the complete ownership of the bundle of rights in a property" (http://www.investorwords.com/14439/land_tenements_and_hereditaments.html.Note - this is not intended to convey legal advice and does not address the adequacy of your quit-claim deed.