That's not true. 

This is especially true for homes attractive to owner occupiers. 

hmmm no true. 

True

It seems like your true all in costs are going to be well north of $500,000.00 when factoring in the contribution of land, which is low margins if you believe the home is only worth $600,000.00 once constructed.

Also there are lots of areas that haven’t seen appreciation in any true sense.

The same would hold true with just about anyone who owned marketable real estate.

Hi @Irving Rivera - I think the old saying that "You get what you pay for" holds true in real estate investing too.I think Chicago neighborhoods like Garfield Park are great IF you have the right team and MOST IMPORTANTLY THE RIGHT TEAM COSTS $$$. 

Mortgage Buyer: It's true that some buyers who need mortgage financing may prefer properties with ALTA policies, which provide more comprehensive coverage.Potential Buyer Pool: While a CLTA policy might not deter all mortgage lenders, it could potentially limit the pool of buyers who are eligible for certain types of loans or who may prefer the broader protection of an ALTA policy.Recommendations:Discuss with Title Company: Engage further with Chicago Title or another title company to understand the specific reasons why they are offering a CLTA policy instead of an ALTA policy.

I would check out ball point marketing and true ink marketing, which are companies that provide hand written letters that are written by robots.