Also wasn't able to purchase title insurance even though I requested it.

Good morning GP, If your property sells for $300,000, your "net sale price" after deducting your routine selling expenses (brokers commission, title, escrow, closing attorney, documentary transfer tax, etc.) will likely be around $275,000 (ish). 

Hi everyone,I'm delving into purchasing properties through foreclosure auctions and am trying to navigate the complexities of preliminary title searches.

For example, at two events in the past week I met: a Dr. couple looking to get into investing, someone with four houses, someone with two duplexes, someone with a title company and 64 doors, someone with a couple apartment buildings and a winery, someone else with a title company and a parking lot striping company.

Really your team are going to be what make a transaction smooth (realtor, lender, insurance agent, title agent, etc). 

And it's always the same deal - title, appraisal, and borrower docs.  

@Steve Babiak Can the title company typically run that as an added service to the standard title search?

A few very small things I noticed are there are a few pictures that are duplicated and I would rework the title some. 

The title I see is Rental Dwelling Policy - Special Form.  

My attorney's drafted the mortgage and note and we sent it to our favorite title broker at Fidelity National Title for closing.