I know there has already been one developer take them to court for rezoning so they are not messing around. 

@Cody Barrett, I'm in @Max Tanenbaum's court on this one... a few things to consider:- Are you certain that there is enough wear layer on the flooring to refinish them again in the future to even have that option in play?

I paid him 10% or rent per month (not rent received, which would have made more sense). and then I had to pay him to go to the properties, or to court, or to Lowe's to buy supplies (yeah, he billed me for his time to drive back and forth to Lowe's four times in one day).Having said all that, my units are all very close together.  

Nevada courts are also more cautious in piercing the corporate veil, although this benefit might not accrue to you if you get sued in California for liability arising from your CA rental property.

So, ya think if I pledge a 500K property to make sure you get your 25K loan amount, that you can declare default, foreclose, take the property, sell it for 400K and keep the whole thing?

If they can prove a Diagnosis of mental illness the courts are on their side and you are up the creek.

Very hard to prove that in a court of law.

Also, I have a family member that works at the clerk of courts and was going to have her introduce me to someone that may be able to get me RE information.

Now next tenant moves in and lasts 3 months and stops paying, now you need to evict.  2 months go past waiting for court date.

This will take you to a list of the counties in that state, click on the desired county or type the city and state or zip code into the box below and it will tell you which county to click on.Once at the right county, you will find the links to the local property assessor's site, register of deeds/clerk of courts, tax collector's site, along with mapping and gis sites etc along with phone numbers to their offices if they don't have a site.