HIPAA pertains only to health records which can personally identify an individual.Vaccination status is *NOT* covered under HIPAA. 

Since it is obvious, there may be some shared/right to use agreement recorded. 

The deed gets recorded by the Title Company and becomes public record.

@Wendy Busa You can check the public records to see if there is an IRS lien in their name.

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@Angelica CasanasIf the owner purchased the property with a loan, seller financing is likely out of the picture.You can potentially check the county records if there is a mortgage on the property.There is a good chance that the owner will likely not sell unless there is significant appreciation from the price that they purchased it.The seller likely paid around 5% in admin costs(title work costs, transfer taxes, etc) upon purchase and will likely pay another % in fixed costs upon sale. the seller will likely avoid seller agent fees if no agent is used but there is still other costs that must be paid.As an investor, never get stuck on one property, if you think it will work, go for it, otherwise, just move on.

It only takes most counties a few days to record the deed and normally costs $500 or less.Cheers!

Those will be mostly investor owned, and it often doesn't look all that great, because no one cares....the tenants don't care, the owners don't care and when no one cares....it often looks rougher....more cars, more trash, more weeds, more high grass, more homes that need paint, more untrimmed landscaping, etc.Not easy to do, but you can also look at the tax records....look at mailing address vs property address. 

The land had not been recorded yet, as I’ve been allowed to live on the land free of charge, for the past year.How is the best way to close this deal?

Make sure you have all of your historical financial records, leases, etc. ready to present to a potential buyer.5.