Any property owner can sell his property to anyone else and as long as both the buyer and seller know that there is a lien outstanding, know the terms of the lien, and understand that the due on sale clause has probably been violated, no illegal, immoral, or 'shady' transaction has occurred.Further, there is no requirement,from a legal perspective, for the buyer to inform a lien holder that a transaction has taken place. 

Cash flow was good, total return outstanding.

All with outstanding terms.

John Deere XUV 590M Gator There is a nation wide industrial rental company called United Rentals.

The estimated market value is $165K and I have $130K outstanding between the 2 debts. 

I'd love to offer insight with the BRRRR strategy.We also lend nationwide!

I am making great money, the outlook in my area is outstanding, and my rentals are in huge demand.I have reached out to everyone I know and I cant find any investors.

They take great care of the house BUT, recently racked up an HOA fine after 4 repeat warnings from the HOA, and today I find out there is an outstanding utility bill from when they moved in April 2016 that they have not paid in the amount of $600.

Negative rental history, eviction, or outstanding monies owed to a previous landlord are unacceptable.

Is this an indication of encumbrances too, or is the city always listed even if there are no code violations or any other outstanding issues?