You will need to review the chain of title to make that determination. 

@Jaedan Stanislaus Bigger Pockets podcast is a gold mine of investing information.

The tenants in the Gold and Silver Classes(owing less but still quite a bit) also have yet to thank me. 

Rent has been coming from the tenants' son who works at a fast-food chain that lost his shifts.

Why not go ahead and chain a couple of rottweilers to the mail box while you are at it?

My 2 cents on this:Covid has affected the supply chain across the board (not just construction).

In regards to the former, it will likley never come to that, but the ability for a landlord to notifiy an SM's chain of command and inform them that the SM is not fullfilling his/her financial obligations is a powerful disincentive for the SM to become delinquent.  

The closest thing I can compare it to is the gold rush and I’m not kidding.  

Unit B: Rent is 750, tenants keep good care of the place and are MtM, could still use some normal updating and minor value-adds.Unit C: Rent is 700, very elderly tenants have been around for 5+ years, are MtM and kept pretty good care of it sans the chain smoking and buds everywhere. 

This is a question that I've been pondering - I have a rental property that I can easily payoff but I am concerned about the risks that it can expose.So essentially for any lawsuits or gold-diggers, I don't show up as owning the property.