As we all know, I am now stuck with moving forward with conventional financing on my next purchase/s.The value of my holdings is well over $3M+, the outstanding debt is under $1M, so I have tons of equity and positive cash flow.I would love to continue this course of acquiring homes and building my holdings to a significant number.I am very happy with the investments I have, and realize that If I can triple this, it would provide fantastic income! 

I'm wondering if a title search will show me all the outstanding liens.  

I paid off all of my outstanding Debts...yeah!!

That which we term a "deposit" is fully refundable with no strings, other than any outstanding premiums due at termination of the coverage.  

They are not held to anything else, unless they owe an outstanding bill to a vendor, but that usually has been addressed with the sixty daysI have my homes professionally inspected several times a year, because we (PM's) are not inspectors or general contractors.

 - what documents should i ask from the current property manager (beyond: leases, move-in checklist, last tenants move-out checklist, pictures on file, keys, outstanding repairs, prior repair invoices, latest relevant communication from/with tenants)- have company communicate with tenants about new company details- have new company reachout to tenants once first communication goes out- have new company meet with existing tenants- other than asking for items above, what other steps are recommended?

They are credit lawyers and they attack all outstanding credit matters at once.

A 4% loan means that 1/12th of 4% of the current outstanding balance is the interest due for that month, period.  

For S corporations, the ownership is measured by reference to the outstanding stock; for partnerships, it is measured by reference to the interest in capital or profits in the partnership.

For that you will need to buy all outstanding certificates.