It worked fine for me.

The home owner just paid a lot of money for the home or business and the law tells them they have to keep their yard clean, or the city will come and give them a fine for not doing so.

Decedents estate has probably been cited with penalties and fines from the home's violation of city/county ordinances.

to go through everything with a fine toothed comb.Alternately, some sort of clerical error by someone, somewhere, has caused this to happen to your house when it should be the neighbor's.

I sort of like the catchiness of "additional traditional" but on to the question.I have one duplex - cash flowing fine - mortgaged "traditional" with 5.3% - 30yr fixed.

That worked fine too.

I'm not such a huge fan of Union City however I did purchase my first 2 homes there and they are just fine. 

That's all fine and dandy until things go wrong and then the lawyers get involved and the "fit will hit the shan" as they sometimes say!

Still great deals and cash flows just fine so not a problem at all for us being less than 2%.We do have one commercial rental property that is above 2%, but I wouldn't say that is common.

He said there is no need for llc for the properties and that leaving them in my name is fine.