If title insurance is offered, you'll have insurance against latent defects in title.

If you decide this is a defect that the contractor needs to fix, I certainly wouldn't pay the full balance on blind trust, but right now it sounds just as likely as not that the contractor has nothing to do with your issue.

Not only will this technology revolutionize the building industry but with other materials it will be capable of building body parts to help doctors/ patients replace defective or worn out ones.

It reflects a property in which manyof its short-lived building components are at the end of or have exceeded their physical life expectancy but remain functional.C6The improvements have substantial damage or deferred maintenance with deficiencies or defects that are severe enough to affect the safety,soundness, or structural integrity of the improvements.

The most staggering assessments I see are newer developments have are found to have construction defects like water intrusion on stucco or structural issues.

Speaking as an agent in Pennsylvania there's a catch section in our contract for any material defects that wasn't specifically address previously in the contract.

Are you aware of any defects in the home?

If it was covered I then had to figure out if it would be cheaper the pay the loss or cure the defect. 

The borrower has filed for BK My estimate of the property value is inaccurate, a proper BPO or appraisal would value the property far lessUnpaid property taxes/HOA feesBorrower is very difficult to work withProperty located in state with very lender-unfriendly foreclosure lawsPotential enforceability issues with the note Defective assignmentsDocuments lack required formalities like signatures of all borrowers; notarizationTerms that constitute predatory lending?

If however, the problem is because of some defect in the foreclosure process itself, then yes it may fall apart.