If you can't move into the property at closing and in good faith plan to live there for a full year, you can't buy it with an FHA loan.Otherwise, you are going to need to find another type of loan with which to purchase this property.

I am wholesaler working on a contractDo I need to put the name of the title company I will be using in the contract for the earnest money i.e. good faith deposit 10.00 paid to Stewart Title or can I put good faith deposit i.e. 10.00 and leave the information blank? 

I still have faith but not much left that one day I will find the right contractors, team players to get to the finish line where we both win in this game!

It can expire and the seller can walk away with $100 good faith money if u can't sell it

Make Sure you are Fair, Reasonable, comfortable and can justify your agreements/actions, act in Good Faith, and comply with all the laws, policies of your area.... 

Your lender/loan officer, if doing their job properly, calls up the title company and asks for the fees, then inputs those fees into the loan estimate, or good faith estimate.Sometimes title companies are slow to respond, the loan officer wants to get your loan moving, so will estimate a number just to complete the application, and invariably estimates high. 

Are there any bad faith insurance lawyers out there that will work on contingency to help me get closer to my actual losses?

No more Good Faith Estimate. 

Also, inherent in every contract is the implied covenant of good faith and fair dealing.

Do not put any faith in values that these services offer but they give you some idea of values in the area.