John Q Public is not being allowed in the various county recorders offices.

Honestly the only thing slowing us down is lenders increasing their fees and down payments, and the trustee closing so we can record deeds. 

They can do E-Recordings for Title.

Namely, an eviction filing that would be part of the public record, even if they can't be evicted for at least 60 days or more.

Some of the red flags are:- Bad credit or name appear on civil court records relate to unlawful detainer.

I agree with the above - FNMA type loans are still fine - Plan on delays for appraisals and some counties are not recording loans but rates have moved up from Feb lows and you will need 20% DP on rentals. 

Interest rates are record low right now and even Warren Buffet put out an article recently saying buying properties is one of the #1 things he'd do during this time.

My question is if something happens with a tenant and they decide to sue will my personal assets still be protected since the loan is on my personal record. 

We believe Shelton is an emerging market within CT, with many approved developments in the downtown area and a pro-growth local government with a track record for success.

Additionally, send a copy without signature confirmation so that she will get a copy of the mailing with or without the signature and take photos of the letter/envelope/receipt when you send for your records.