She also told me the chain of ownership that matches the deed recordings at the county.

I would prefer a recorded lease option though.

Age and efficiency of the boiler are big factors - My building has an older boiler that I plan to replace before next year.As others have said, there are a lot of variables and the only way to tell is to get actual records from the buildings you're interested in.

Here's what I'm thinking:  1)  Find a buyer (already have someone interested) and complete an assignment contract and have them give us a deposit - making sure they have sufficient POF.  2)  Ask escrow to add the new buyer to the contract.  3) Have the new buyer wire the funds to close escrow. 4) Record a grant deed from our company to the new buyer in exchange for the balance of the assignment fee. 

Part of that is due to the fact that in Kansas, at least, sale prices don't have to be disclosed in public records.

Public records.

We've recorded all our interviews, and those are also on the website.Feel free to reach out anytime to ask questions.Hope that transition back to Korea goes well for you!

At a certain point you can start getting commercial loans against your LLC - but you must have a solid track record and then you can refi everything commercial into your LLC - But the loan terms are less favorable

Can we go to county record office to look up by ourselves?

Keep accurate records and then you can show these to new lenders.Even with the loans you will want to have an attorney prepare the documents.