Also, LLCs are perpetual in nature, unless you put in a end date, the LLC still exists.

If there is only a primary mortgage, you can probably get a pretty good idea based upon the deed transfer date, which is public information in Texas.

Well, if it's "I have a stable job of 7 years, only 2 people living in apartment, great landlord work & personal references, have better than all your requirements, savings, a package right here with all my paystubs, prior tax returns, references, and bank statement, and I'm ready to secure the deposit now and move in on the move-in date..

It can sometimes take months to get updated online.To find the most up to date owner, physically going to the assessors office is about the only way [that I know of].

Rent is due on the due date, period. 

Just curious to see what has been the best rental you guys have bought to date?

I guess what you should have done is get it in writing that she'll be off the lease and have her possessions off the premises by a certain date, then clean out after that date.  

There's a barely noticeable "Edit" link right next to the date and time of your post.As for the "deal" you outlined, having nothing in writing always makes me nervous. 

To date, neither tenant has signed one after multiple attempts and leaving documents in their mailboxes.Now comes the fun stuff.

If you sell the property at a later date for a gain and still owe on that property, you will be subject to a tax called UBIT.