We set a time to arrive with the officer and have paperwork to serve the tenant; (everything you go over in front of the officer) Here in Texas they can do nothing other than observe but they do have to write a report for their department which is a great tool when you sue the tenant for damages or eviction.Good Luck keep records of every text, email at this point do not speak in person with the tenant unless you have protection and witness. 

I closed on the 29th and after a few delays with the wire transfer it was finished and (I think) recorded on the 30th.

And my clients have to scramble (usually then choosing to talk with one of the local lenders I told them about) and we get to closing....they're stressed out, and I'm like "local lenders have a brick and mortar office you can go to, sit and talk with them eye to eye, and they have a track record with my past clients"...local lenders most always out-perform the large national lenders that advertise how great they are.Often, people will end up refinancing after 1-5 years anyway, so the absolute lowest rate is often a moot point.  

There's usually (in Texas) a contract for the purchase/sale of note/lien, the assignment of note/lien that's recorded, and the alonge (with or without recourse) to the note. 

Those records are not made available even if they exist.

In Pittsburgh and Austin, the online county records show the owner of each property. 

Just to set the record straight, the city can't require you to replace the 60 amp panel because it is "grand-fathered" - meaning if it was up to code when it was installed they can't force you to replace it now or in the future. 

When deed is recorded, the PCOR will go to the county as well (sent both together). 3.

Said they recorded the calls and filed the letters away.

The zoning enforcement officer shall require that a declaration of the accessory family dwelling unit for the family member, or members, and its restrictions be recorded in the land evidence records and filed with the zoning enforcement officer and the building official.