It doesn't need to be printed in gold, but the difference between "they're", "there", and "their" is important in determining the level of professionalism of a potential buyer and their ability to comprehend the contract and actually close..

Here's a list of some recent books I've listened to multiple times, in no particular order:The One Thing - Gary KellerThe 10 X Rule - Grant CardoneEat That Frog - Bryan TracyPower of Habit - Charles DuhiggThree Feet From Gold - Napoleon Hill FoundationSome of these authors have other books published as well.  

I met with him and he showed me the email chain to ensure me that he has been trying to correspond with you to answer any questions you may have and assist you in any way possible.Strategy Properties prides itself on high customer service and I would greatly appreciate you contacting me directly to discuss any questions that you may have.I look forward to talking to you.

I think that if you do  not have any unknown parties in the chain of title from assessed owner to your tax deed, and if you can find them and get service on them, and if you are in exclusive and undisputed possession of the property, you can file your quiet title lawsuit immediately. 

. :)@Ben Meisel I'm with ya, great pictures are worth their weight in gold.

Even on months when nothing went wrong, she was worth her weight in gold just knowing that we didn't have to even think about the properties.

I was told by the one friend that being an African America had a negative effect on his ability to List properties, even among African American Home Owners.To this day I fully believe that my success in NYC considering my poor immigrant ethnicity is more about my Street Smarts than my Intellect.I easily beat out my colleagues who worked with me at the best financial firms (including the Federal Reserve Bank of NY) in net worth, not because I am more intelligent than they are but because I used my street smarts to avoid external problems like racial disadvantages.This could all be self-delusion on my part..... but that's the way I played it in the 20 years I have been Investing.Now I'm on top of the food chain so much that I even have a wealth manager!

Skilled Internet Marketers are worth their weight in gold. 

But, yeah once you go 5+ or full on commercial, many are held by LLCs.Since your name is already on chain of title, people will know if they look up the address in the public records.Since it costs $800 / LLC here, perhaps it would be better for you to just up the insurance you have / liability.

Watch the video in my previous link.When you warranty deed to your LLC, if there is title issue down the road, your LLC can make a claim against you, and you can turn back to your title insurance.If your title insurance does not allow a transfer to an LLC, if something happens, your LLC will have no recourse as your LLC does not have any new title insurance and your previous title insurance will not work as you transfer without any warranty to your LLC.The warranty deed doesn't cost more than a quit claim deed, so why not use it if it give you better chain of title.