This chain of title was the most straightforward of the three.  Slight confusion was caused by the most recent deed, where it seemed that Luis Mora-Rechnitz was selling the property to himself (for the amount of one dollar.)  Upon looking into it further, we realized that Luis Mora-Rechnitz's first name had been misspelled during his original purchase of the property, and another transaction was necessary in order to issue a new deed.  Once we moved past this, however, we ran into no further obstacles researching the deeds until 1851, when Isaac Harvey divided a larger piece of land into the lots that are now 1020 Fitzwater Street, and 742 and 744 South Warnock Street. 

The high rate of turnover during the 1850's was likey due to the growth and development the area was experiencing during the time.  The purchasers were probably acting on speculation, looking to buy the property and then sell it again quickly for a profit.