I forgot to mention also, you should ALSO visit the Tax Collector's office with the APN (Assessor's Prcel #) and the street address of the rental property in hand and check to see if there is a homeowner's exemption on it, you had put, and if so, remove it.

The Tax Assessor can get cranky if the should discover two homeowners exemptions on two homes, because it is hard to live full time in two homes at once and reap tax benefits from both.

And read the final title insurance policy. ALL of it. Make sure it's a buyer's policy and not the lender's. Now and then mistakes do happen. (I used to be in that business.)

Like if for instance the utility company has an easement on the land, and the mineral rights under, are reserved. Ande the property description is correct.

I think it could be slightly discomfiting to wake up one day and to find a telephone pole in the middle of your living room and Substandard Oil sinking a test drilling hole outside on your lawn. Or your neioghbor building a fence in the middle of your driveway too.

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