Junk, junk, checked out 100s of library tapes under sun.

Title was transfered to the new owner and recorded with the county. 

We have asked for the security deposit to be transferred, however the original lease was misplaced when the current owners husband (who managed their properties) passed away several years ago.  

I recently picked up a Blink system - it's pretty good but a blue LED light comes on when the recording starts and cannot be disabled (you can open it up and put a piece of electrical tape over it though).

If square feet of GLA is important to a homebuyer, said homebuyer should show up with a tape measure, pencil, and pad of paper.

I know there's some paperwork to transfer the owner of record, set up bank accounts, etc.  

Am I able to give him a down payment and transfer title to me and my seller still have the HELOC on his part?

I used different bright colored masking tape to temporarily mark each pipe, to help me visualize where everything went.

I like the larger banks because they have locations at many places and also offer easy money transfer services like chase quickpay, which makes it easy for tenants to pay their rent.

Risk of him having a life changing event, with the property still in his name is another consideration, as to how it would transfer at time of death.