I do not like using inspectors that do not have pictures with arrows pointing to the trouble spots that go along with their text.

@Chris Seveney s comments are spot on.

I guess I could prospect harder for seller financing deals but in my mind I would hate to be in a spot where I can't move on something right away which is where I am now.

Hopefully a careful title examiner would spot the oversight an require a new easement clarifying the easement is over the entire East 15' of my remaining property before issuing a title policy.

I’m not in your field of expertise in the lending space, but the lenders I have given repeat business to typically have taken a few moments and let me explain my situation to see if we would even be a fit for each other, before, trying to make me fill out some long application that asked for everything short of a blood sample.

When you contribute in other ways, like property management or spotting profitable deals, a partnership might provide you access to their creditworthiness.Examine your alternatives for private finance.

Do my own inspection as part of the showing and be ready to make an offer on the spot, waiving the inspection (since I already did it).

Don't get caught in a bad spot.

It’s like house hackers that agree to live in the basement while renting the premium spots to their tenants. 

Title has to reside with some entity or entites, be they just legal or warm-blooded entities.