Hey @Miguel Hernandez I would reverse engineer it and first reach out to a wholesale friendly attorney's in your market and ask them in the "interview phase" who they use for their title search.

I’m a software engineer and RE investor who is originally from NYC but recently relocated to Atlanta.

You should be able to find a local structural engineer to help out.

Everyone wants to do direct bookings and save money on platform fees, but if you cannot survive using the proven search engines, I just do not see a property being successful overall.

Caught this on market watch - looks like it is happening to some extent - https://www.marketwatch.com/amp/story/this-software-engineer-used-cryptocurrency-to-buy-his-dream-home-but-the-process-wasnt-entirely-straightforward-11619662003

what about engineering cost segs?

Being an engineer, I often work 10-12 hour days and, having a 45 min drive each way to and from work, there isn't much time left in the day aside from while eating.That's great that most of your clients are ready to put in an offer when viewing homes. 

Wife: Kim currently working as a software engineer used to be a real estate agent in the same area we're investing in.

Especially for an engineer who likes to take a long time to make decisions (husband) and an analytical person who wants to know exactly how to do everything perfectly before attempting (me).

You claim to “not promote” DIY, while you post links to their site and slam engineered cost segregation.