I'm the lead property manager at Raise the Standard Real Estate.

I should have all of the documents from when I purchased the property.

Quote from @Hamidou Keita: I want to share a cautionary experience in case it helps others avoid the same headache.I hired a general contractor (GC) here in Tucson, Arizona for a cosmetic remodel on my property.

stayed at a similar style property in santa cruz california I believe, think by that point it was some kind of "boutique" marriott or bonvoy brand.

@Bruce Lynn is correct--I've bought about a dozen tax-sale properties and the title was always 'free and clear' of any other incumbrances.  

Are you looking to do more property rehabs?  

Any help would be appreciated, its been a challenge insuring properties lately!

I grew up in NorCal, and ended up moving and living in Reno, NV because of it's proximity, better landlord/tenant laws, strong appreciation, low property taxes, etc. 

I purchased a property in the 77003 zip code which is 1.5 miles from downtown.

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