And if you didn't have someone you could trust to do the management in either place you probably still would have lost money.So, if I were you, I would pick several markets with good job and population growth and begin to research them and talk to the realtors and property managers in the area.One of them will likely reveal itself to you to be the right place for you.But definitely don't listen to a bunch of yahoos online :)

The date the mtg was First Recorded against the property is what matters, not when or how many times it was later sold.This is a very clear cut question, and makes All the difference in how it has to be dealt with.Since you have a title co telling you there is a problem, I suspect this is the case.If your county property records and recording information is available online as it is in most places, it would be fairly simple for us to see what happened when, with the address.

In a nutshell, work with a local resource as they have more specific information to give you than a generic online site. 

In regard to your due diligence process I can see where most of that would be available from online/databases.

Is it a better idea to have leased set to end at the same time or staggered w/ months between each lease ending?

They typically have quite a bit of info online, but a phone call and a discussion with both departments is a good place to start.

I’ve been trying to figure out how it works online, I came across the FHA streamline refinance but I’m not sure if my situation would improve enough to qualify.

I’ve been trying to figure out how it works online, I came across the FHA streamline refinance but I’m not sure if my situation would improve enough to qualify.

If the election is made, the term "section 179 property" will include any qualified real property which is: • Qualified improvement property as described in section 168(e)(6), and • Any of the following improvements to nonresidential real property placed in service after the date the nonresidential real property was first placed in service. 1.

Should I use online resources?