It is speculative in that you are not building a custom home for a specific buyer, just speculating (obviously based on market analysis) that there are buyers in the area looking for what you're going to provide.

If not, you can usually get it from your title company's customer service department or your real estate agent usually has access to a tax database that reveals owner's names.If this property is the only property that person has ever owned in that county, and their name isn't John Smith, it should be easy to figure out what documents pertain to that property.

These are always super popular and especially right now. 

If you use the same closing company you can ask them for an investor or frequent customer discount.

Have you used Quartz (it's now more popular than granite) If you used quartz and it had seams, were they very noticeable? 

Ridge vent (atleast in my area) became more popular in the past 5 years or so but I do recall putting some on my previous home 7 years ago.  

If so, you can call their customer service line to ask your questions about title.Maybe you can get a preliminary title report, which would be even better.Without more information, the explanation that makes the most sense to me is that the owner bought a junior foreclosing lien in 2007.

Sorry, but as much as the popular culture likes to believe in ghosts, they simply don't exist.

I have to work twice as much to show my tenants that I am not a slum lord and that I will treat them like a paying customer.

We are primarily focused on the Panama marketplace however, we are an aggressive company and we are watching Costa Rica for any or all opportunities.Panama, currently offers the investor the best bang for your buck Costa Rica on the other hand has a more established market due to its popularity over the years.