If I'm understanding your question correctly, it seems like your investor would sign the assignment contract with you.  

It is my understanding that in MO an interested party (lienholder, owner, or heirs) has one year to redeem and once the Collector's Deed is issued, they're out of luck, but if so, why won't the title company issue a policy for 10 years?

Not sure I understand your first statement on that?

Honestly, I don't understand why the seller's agent is disclosing how the seller overpaid on acquisition.

It's also important to know these skills so you can later confirm which contractors are taking advatnage of you; understanding time, quality and general material costs. 

My understanding of them was that they expected everything to be perfect...no brokerage is perfect.

@Andy Mirza So if I understand correctly, according to our partnership split e.g. 50-50, the deduction allowance would also be 50-50 correct?

I’m trying to see if there is a way to send her past rent due to collections, fully understanding the odds of collecting are slim to none.

I do understand where he is coming from but I am finding out pretty quick that no bank will finance what is considered a residential home under an LLC.

And if I understand correctly they're all in different locations so you're not flooding a market or overwhelming a realtor.  2.