It’s 12 years in MD unless renewed (and I’m not referring to State tax liens which never expire, but I’m sure you knew that).No title policy means no LOI and no coverage under any applicable mutual indemnity agreement between insurers... so coverage is out and potential liability is on you.Easiest clear is connection to the address. 

I agree the next sentence goes on to address a current owner that may already have more than three, which seems redundant in light of the first statement...but the way it is written the plain reading is that three maximum in the entire development applies...The subsequent statement about three per owner only applies to current owners at the time of this being passed...it's an additional stipulation in light of the fact that some owners at the time of passage may have already been in exceedance of that requirement.

Also, this purchase is two single family homes with unique addresses on one parcel of land.

It seems like the mom and pops who I know don't think twice about purchasing KCMO addresses, and threat of regulation from City Hall isn't on their radar--they'll probably be just fine.

If there are issues that you know you'll have to address early on, give the seller a lowball based on those issues. 

The appraisal outlined perfectly the items that devalued the property and so those are being addressed in the renovations now.

Of course, banks are going to want you to have 20-25% skin in the game, which is only fair.

If they do come by, the issue a violation report and they give you time to address any violations. 

The Constable will post it on the door if no one answers and mail a copy.Second, if you know there are other people and you know their names send EACH one a separate notice addressed to them as well.

The tenants will need to indicate my telephone number as the account and their address and the credit union will apply their rent to my account.