ps Take a look for any copper supply lines in your house that have red stamping on them.

@John AppleHi John,Wear a nice (well tailored) dark blue sport coat with an expensive golf shirt and you'll look a lot more mature. 

Without any details on how much PAL, stamps and any other fees... it seems about right. 

@Kenneth Stamps we might need more information to help you.Are you talking about wanting limited personal liability on this property? 

You won't lose your shirt over it but make sure you have a private company do an inspection on the property.

Get a logo, print said logo on your shirt. put it on your website.

Food stamps, vouchers, alimony, etc. are required to be considered as income equal to a paycheck.  

I'm not a lawyer, but my understanding is:Typically a date stamp on a USPS letter is considered the date of service.If rent is mailed in via USPS and postmarked on the first it is on time even though you may not receive it until a few days later.

But, the plans will need to be stamped.  

It would be very helpful if you could/would tell us (a)  the history of/facts regarding the break in chain of title (tell us abou the break itself) and (b) how long the seller owned the property / how did the owner take title to property (assuming Seller is in title).Assuming your/Seller's title company won't start work on this, you could ask title compay/or do it yourself - research the county records and obtain the "last deed out", which is the last deed recorded that placed the current owner in title (title company should have that deed NOW in their records.In my State, if a title company recorded the deed, the title company will type/stamp their name and title commitment number on the deed.