But there is nothing finer in my mind then grabbing those big ole books cracking them open and looking back into history..Today I cheat I call Chicago title customer service and like you said I get a date down on the phone..

You can call their customer service line and one of the researchers will contact references, and make notes directly on the report for you to have access to through your online account.

These guys (who are also BP members) can definitely help you out. http://www.nreinsurance.com/ (I have no affiliation other than being a happy customer)

"Dear WilliamPaid Customers, After 5 years, it is with deep regret that we share with you that WilliamPaid will stop processing rent payments.

Since this a BRRRR discussion, I thought I would plug a blog post I recently read on BP for BARRR: https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/forget-br...Sorry, it has no relevance to analyzing the above mentioned deal but I found it really interesting. 

– B’s failure to search is irrelevant – Buyer has no legal duty to search the title records before buying land – Buyer deemed to have constructive notice of what search would’ve shown • If B had searched, B would not have found A’s deed (which was unrecorded)"This is in contrast to pure race jurisdictions, where the only relevant question is who records first, and race-notice, where question is both who recorded first and whether that person had notice.So to answer your question, in a pure notice jurisdiction, intent is irrelevant.

I know of (not personally) a landlord in Michigan who helps organize his area's landlords and hires a lobbying firm to keep in touch with the state's representatives and continually engage them on legislation relevant to landlords' businesses.

Dealerships often provide loaner cars to customers whose recently purchased new car needs an unexpected repair because of a product flaw that is not the cause of the purchaser. 

Very-friendly, from their starting terms to their customer service.  

I have a aunt in law and they do well with it even though they are in a rural area but they do live close enough to a water park that can help with getting interested customers.