You don’t want the cost of court on such a small amount.

It appears to also be the only vehicle access to their livestock paddock and chicken coop.

So I talked to my court house in my city and told me if I wanted to find out the liens for other cities I need call their city court house.Trying to save time is there a better way to do like what can I search up on google to find the taxes or utilities owed on a property.

There is likely not enough meat on the bone for them to go to court. 

Hey all!
So when I see a property that could be a potential deal I look it up on public record (using my MLS) to find the owner name. I then skip trace their information etc. 
I have been running into an issue where...

Yes, you could go to small claims court... fight it all... hire a lawyer... blah blah blah... but that will cost you more than a $1,000 and would be to help your ego and not based on a financially wise decision. 

With all the different real-estate strategies out there, it appears to me that it's not a good time to start with rental properties.

Hey Everyone,I am seeing opportunities appearing and one thing I am concerned with is actually getting people to rent the property.

Once it appears double click and then it populates the comment box and they are notified.Soft costs are future cost, such as vacancy, repairs and capex.

As a Maryland realtor we have a Maryland residential lease which is pretty decent and holds up well in court.