This bothers me, because I mostly get searches that have some flaws and need a question or two answered.Does anyone out there have an alternative to protitleusa that has a similar product but with some customer service?

I came into this deal thinking it was going to be a base hit, but with all these uncovered issues, it's starting to look like it will be an ongoing headache / cash killer and not what I had originally planned.

this investment property that I was doing research on and even been in contact with the city where its located about possibly adding another bathroom to the home(its inherent flaw in the floor plan) to turn into a investment property someone made a offer on which is problematic because I was already amidst negotiation on the property and pulled the permits from the city where its located to add the additional bathroom on the property, someone tried to swoop in and and make a offer on it according to realtor.com. 

They uncovered some foundation issues that made it impossible to recoup the cost of finishing.

That will give me the largest $$$ savings over the life of the loan.Please - someone jump in if this approach is somehow flawed.

I’m not saying they are staged, but they artistically taken to avoid the flaws and some major ones.  

We couldn’t believe these were not taken care of.Now it may be a flawed-thought for making money, but we are of the mindset that if we were living in an apartment with a minor issue we wanted to be fixed... we would expect it to be fixed.

It is not that difficult if you are diligent.Here are the simple steps to uncover the reality about demand:Start with the apartments in the area.

So spoke with the sellers of the property and they are willing to work with me in regards to numbers since I uncovered the limitations of of the number of units on the property that are allowed.So my current thinking is...Offer $70 - 80k for the property and since we do not have to renovate as many rooms I am estimating rehab being about $150k or less (have a contractor meeting me Thursday to get another quote).

It sounds like you have a leg up on most new investors by having your own inspection company, that way you can quickly get properties inspected and it's much less likely that you buy a property then get surprised by a big ticket flaw.