I doubt that it is that the Clerk ignored the easement, it's just human error when they get overlooked.

For a guy like myself, interested in learning (and regurgetating) as much as humanly possible in regards to above mentioned topics of interest, this site is truly one of a kind.I'm here for a couple of reasons

Meeting them puts a face to the name and forms a human connection... you're not just after there money. 2) Provided them with a rental application.

I'm starting in Florida market.I'm an Engineer by education, worked hands-on in construction for about a year, and am an Human Resources professional.

It's the human aspect that makes me sad.

Since time is of the essence with new deals that hit the market, along with the fact that we know humans work off of incentives, the broker/agent would then be incentivized to show the best deals to his or her clients that have the highest probability of closing.

Is Houing a human right?

I think it is very likely you will lose the human renter with the dog renter.

Look for disputes about rentals, extra fees, restrictions on rentals.My best .02 tip is get on the board or get involved (I was President of 2; VP of 1)... you learn a bit about larger scale property management and can counter the absentee landlord perception. 

Not to mention I saw where he just sold his personal home a couple of years ago and took a bath on the price.This is a valuable human being, and we run in the same circles, this deal needs to work both ways.