Consider direct-mail marketing, or just driving for dollars (look it up if you're unfamiliar)... you need to uncover the opportunities others don't see. 

 John, maybe he can check me out by only my name, DOB and address, but why would  a lender only do that and run the risk of possibly not uncovering a bad payment history by not checking by SS# ?

So if you uncovered mold during inspection or something you could still walk away.

It might be best to sell and be liquid until a correction or killer deals uncover 

Also, though the addition is in the back of the house and seems well done, I'm afraid of uncovering things that need to be brought to code sky-rocketing my expenses.Anyone in the Kissimmee / Orlando area has any experience with this?

Upon acceptance of an offer generally the buyer's agent will send the contract and related documents and earnest deposit to a title/escrow officer of the buyer's choosing.Generally on residential properties the buyer has 10 days to do due diligence (inspections and the like) to make sure they discover everything they want to uncover.

Just think what you would do if (worst case scenario) you uncovered that they were stealing from you.Good luck,Oren

My one thought on outsourcing is more stacking the statistics in my favor for actually uncovering a deal. 

"Listings", off market properties is what everyone is looking for but only hustlers will uncover them and have investors begging for them. 

I think the purpose of a home inspection is to uncover hidden problems and not as a tool to renegotiate the sales price.