If someone comes to me, I'll send them your way.If you need help in your search or want to verify something don't hesitate to ask.For example: I have clients worldwide and things are just as easy as I e-mail them, talking on the phone.

Name Date Purchase Price Owner B 4/20/2011 $1,050,000 Owner C 11/13/2006 $615,740 Owner D 5/23/2006 $978,500 Owner E 1/9/2001 $529,340 Owner F 9/13/1994 $619,420   

There is so much amazing information on here and some great connections to e made.

E-rent payment is beautiful but can be the double edges sword, as the tenant just need to transfer $1 to LL's account.For any E-rent payment to be considered, the LL must have the ability to STOP/REFUSE incoming payment from any giving particular transfer.

Every jurisdiction is different, but in general O&E (Ownership & Encumbrance) REPORTS only cover the last recorded deed, and any encumbrances and judgments publicly recorded against the property (in rem matters).

I think it's a great place to be especially when you look at the headline trends such asThe 10 best real estate markets in 2017 - CBS Newshttp://www.cbsnews.com/media/the-10-hottest-real-e...# 1.

Your property will likely be listed in your Schedule E and taxed in the normal fashion. 

Setup alerts that e-mail you news articles identifying when and where large employers are adding factories/plants/jobs (I receive these daily). 

I know a tax preparer (CPA) that would charge you $750 at minimum for a return that files Schedule C and Schedule E.

+1 for @Jay Hinrichs and e-signing contracts.