hello everyone, I'm interested in starting a business and was wondering the title of some great "Basic Buisness understanding" books.

I personally use a land trust to hold title which provides me with the privacy protection I need. 

If they don't want to give you deed and title then go to the lease option strategy.

You are purchasing a property sight unseen without any title assurances.As for the hard money lenders, I wouldn't advise you go that route as your first invest.

@John Blackman Not familiar with Title 3.

I later learned recognize and solve title problems and then found my preferred niches, including problem, deceased and missing inner property. 

There is a pod cast that is titled how to invest 3000 miles from your home.

Common issue - - the title will no be changed until there's a new buyer in place.Forget prop taxes as you don't have possession and the only thing the county can do is file a tax lien.

And what does that have to do with Partnerships (the title of your post)?

It is in your interest to pay back taxes as to not do so would add a lien against your property, at best create a 'clouded title' and subject you to a tax foreclosure.Are you buying at auction from a tax lien?