Personally over worked with many title companies on various deals (all investment properties), and they all been good.Don’t get me wrong, I have my favorite but never really had a “bad” experience with any as an investor.Is there something unique or specific you are looking to have them do as an investor??

What could possibly go wrong ? 

There are not right or wrong, benevolent or got'cha, or trick answers here. 

With that said, after countless tax lien properties, hand written Zillow profiles; 1500 wrong phone numbers (a few right ones) an angry old man named willie that hung up on me.

Must have went to the wrong banks.

I fat fingered that one and hit the wrong number. but thank you to everyone who pointed that out.

@Brandon Wright I get that you came here looking for answers but I think you may be going about it a little wrong.

Hello, i might be wrong here, as i actually don't live in the States but in Italy.  

For instance, if one’s net worth is $500K, and most of its tied up in real estate, would it be a good idea to keep the next investment at $100K or less (20% of total net worth) from a diversification standpoint to prevent from devastating loss in the event something majorly goes wrong with the property?

In my opinion, and I could be wrong, not only is the property expected to increase in value, but even if I utilize a HELOC to purchase additional investment properties, the rent roles will still be able to cover all expensesAs I mentioned in my post, if only I learned about BP sooner, I may have chosen a different property to invest in.