Take a look at BP's blog where new articles are published every day: https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog4.

A copy of these instructions will be included in the book I hope to publish this summer.I allow a few small nail holes without charge because that is ordinary for any occupant.

While it does not appear the AZ DOI publishes complaints nor notices of such complaints being closed, the AZ DOI does appear to publish Administrative Orders issued against licensees for violations of Arizona insurance laws and regulations.

Revocable trust are great for privacy but usually don’t provide any asset protection by themselves.In most state, you will have to disclose either the manager and/or members of the LLC in its published articles.

I wouldn't only trust the word of the county person you talked to (they're not always correct unfortunately) but also supplement what they told you by looking at the published zoning code specific to the zone the property sits in (if you haven't already), and internalize the constraints as they relate to this parcel/your plan. 

it was not the court it was the bankruptcy trustee... we sent them the money and I know it was 2 to 3k.. so just a classic waste of our time and effort..

Right now I am looking at income properties on the MLS that have existing tenants and a published current rent. 

This classic trend curves look like:GDP>> jobs increase >> popn increase >> increase rental demand>> vacancy decrease >>> rents increase >> purchase demand increase>> prices increase decreased GDP >> jobs decrease >> popn decrease >> decrease rental demand >> increase vacancies >> decrease rent >> purchase demand decrease >> new built glut >>> prices decrease

Most critics thought it was folly at the time.Detroit had just built the Renaissance Center and articles were being published about how bright Detroits future looked, once Coleman Young was ousted as mayor.  

The problem here is not that she doesn't own the property, it's that she can't do what she wants with it... which is classic economic marketability, and not covered.So then on to the question was the title defective?