You should have all the contracts readily at your disposal. having been an agent for 2 years already, it's really concerning that you wouldn't readily know the contracts for such as of yet, so I have to assume you have done exceptionally little the last 2 years. 

Are people concerned and talking in DC?

This type of policy is commonly used in new construction projects, fix-and-flip investments, or transactions where title concerns need to be addressed before completion.Early issue title insurance helps mitigate risks by ensuring that any unforeseen title issues do not delay or disrupt the transaction.

However, deferred maintenance is a key concern you need to keep front and center.

The contract with the wholesaler also expires on Monday the 27th, so I have my concerns about this just being a stall tactic to get out of the contract.

As a borrower shopping multiple lenders, your main concerns should be the following: 1.

My concern was that it was too far from the heart of San Antonio.

It's just water, if it was taken care of it is not a permanent problem.Did you have an inspection?

At this point, I'm not so concerned about achieving that exactly, but if my REI journey takes me there on my way to (or even after) financial freedom, then I'm all for it.There's still some work to do to prepare financially for "the first deal" and that moment legitimately appears to be about 2 years away. 

If you hire someone typically they are the ones providing this information, but if someone is paying you, then yes they need this information for tax purposes.BTW - I would say your SS# has been hacked so many times and is on the black market already this is why we monitor ours through other parties or just lock it down at experian and other agencies if you are concerned about it.