But no, you're not going to get anywhere 'suing' them. 

Try one of these two web-links: https://www.countyrecordsresea...http://www.retran.net/I have no affiliation with either company..

I'm house hacking so I do live in the basement while managing the property but had nothing to do with it and no idea who did.

There is no reason to think that this will help you invest in real estate.

So it would be fine to add her to the title of your new property.I agree with @Christian Styles, no need to mess with a gift at all. 

Information sought to be protected by an NDA must be specific so that there is no ambiguity, and for the courts to consider the agreement reasonable.Examples of information protected by NDAs include trade secrets, financial information, customer information, intellectual property, product formulae, product information, business plans, contracts with other organizations and computer codes or access processes.Sometimes, defining confidential information is hard because a whole lot of information is involved, especially in unilateral NDAs.

I think that search is useful only when PRO..for me it shows no value as I am not a pro

Don't blame an agent for telling you no or that this is not a good property for you.

To us, the conventional primary residence loan was a no brainer.

AC, electricity, no plumbing.