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. 

And I would challenge the "haters" to put their record up against mine.This an unprecedented and very difficult situation for our country and I guess I'm going to find out if I'm right or way off base about how people will behave when TSHTF.

Just 4 days before closing, we came to know that there was a lien on the property (seller paid off the loan around 10 years back, but it was not recorded).

The Property Record Card is not accurate. 

My tenants will pay cash as well sometimes and you can record the cash payment through Cozy for tracking purposes as well; they'll get push notifications a few days prior to rent being due.

yes I can see attorney closing states to be far more affected than states with huge title and escrow companies  that are now working from home and their title plants are in the Philippines and recordings are done electronically. to me you have a few contingencies1. valuation  ( appraisal)2. financing   ( how long will it take lender to get docs once your fully underwritten)3.

Huge deal for record keeping in a small business!