I'm just getting started but am in a similar situation with work and savings so I've researched this for my business plan.

I think that's a great niche business plan.The trick would be to create marketing material and get it circulated to the big companies local to the property (ie: tenant needs to be able to commute).

As in other startup companies or traditional businesses?

Start some pages Facebook Instagram Twitter BloggerSnapchat LinkedInYoutube channel Website page for your business Pump out content Miami is a big market for real estate but dominate by putting the most content out there flood it with your brand and your company. 

It is from a previous business that he owned, which went under.Am I required to pay $141,000 to cover those liens, in order to get clean title?

Now I'm questioning if I didn't hear back because things did not go well or because we are all too busy to keep up with requests, which is understandable.  

Started with platforms we had a lot to choose from but we started pushing content on theseFacebook (Business and Personal) Instagram (Business and Personal)Blogger Vine Google + (Business and Personal)Youtube Flickr Our website Bigger Pockets Twitter (Business and Personal)LinkedIn (Business and Personal)Tumblr Pinterest I knew when people went to google Bolthouse Homes I wanted a wow factor of "Man that is a ton of content" along with "they really do some professional stuff" I aimed for 25 total posts a day and one video a week. 

I have a question regarding lease option buyers.  Once of the assumptions we make about lease option buyers is that they probably can't qualify for a bank loan.  If that's the case, what are some of the screening tech...

I absolutely love my business and am a firm believer we should invest in what we sell.

That's a different business, entirely.