I like First American - you can find their fee calculator at this link: https://facc.firstam.com/

If you think you'll enjoy WORKING in real estate as a LANDLORD, then you should try it in whatever limited fashion you can (remotely in your case at first). 

You can also call offers2owners and they can hook you up with DataTree ownership records (First American Title's data company). 

There was a special time in recent American history (2010) when you could buy dollar coins online at price from the US Mint and they'd ship them to you on the Mint's nickel.

Where two buissness(investor/contractor)Illeagly trade monies/properties and on paper the little guy ,owner losses.First American title Co.

I have contacted one of these lenders, but did not use them (had 2 in my portfolio that were closer to duds, and I took the time to sell them, rather than pursue financing).Here are the few that said they do aggregate or blanket types of mortgages, in no particular order:  Dayton Capital, Conventus, FOAC, Corevest, Colony American and Visio.  

You could also look int programs like the good old fashioned Dave Ramsey Plan or talk with the folks at the CCCS (Consumer Credit Counseling Services) https://credit.org/cccs/.

Now this market will turn into a rental market as the added restrictions states are imposing will have those who own rentals continue to flourish and middle to low income Americans almost no chance or owning a home between the coasts

Definitely speak with key non-recourse lenders like First Western Federal Savings or North American Savings bank about their programs before developing a strategy. 

First American in the heights.