Then right before closing, they ran the county records and said they can’t do a HELOC on a home I don’t personally own, and I would need to do a quit claim deed and put it back in my name to get the loan approved and then can do another quit claim deed to put it back under the LLC that it’s currently operating under. 

The hit you take to your credit score is worth it.  

Everything would sell eventually, but I usually had to list it at 50%-60% of 'market value' (what it had been worth before the crash), which meant it was very important to buy it at a huge discount in the first place.Even when listing most vacant lots at a discount, the average time on the market was 6 - 9 months.

or not worth the extra money?

Real estate is not my primary job, and I travel quite a bit, so having the piece of mind that I don't have to worry about the 2am call is absolutely worth the fee. 

This is 15- 20 years ago Man what they would be worth now. 

Are you aware that on some deals some lenders may require certain net worth requirements of you, and certain amounts of cash equivalents to belong to you to qualify as a borrower? 

Then an attorney or escrow will close and take money and record Deeds.Can anything go wrong?

I need to see if it's worth buying it at approx $1m.

At the time, we weren’t sure if it would be worth it because the area was still finding its footing.