Also having no money to get started might not be the best idea, God forbid you have any major unexpected repairs.

Thanks in advance and God Bless!

I was asking some preemptive questions if that answer was "the bank/listing agent" but sounds like that's a "worry about it in the off chance it happens" scenario.You're saying a reputable title company is going to be right often enough that:It probably wouldn't be worth my personal follow up (figuring out the deep/full process, getting second searches, whatever) and I can reasonably "take their word for it"I shouldn't really worry about whatever it is the bank and the listing agent was talking about even though it directly conflicts with the title search and chalk it up god knows what, the title company would be more of the authoritative sourceThere's not much more precautions, planning, or steps I should take since the title came back clean and just assume the risk of something random which is always a riskAnd the original answer is yes, the title insurance should cover something as it comes out but it will still be a pain in the ***

You give me hope God bless.

If they're purchased in a FEMA buyout, they'll be torn down and the land returned to grassland to soak up the water.My neighborhood is not in a flood zone, and we didn't take any water, thank God.

God trumps it all.

lol God bless you all.  

God bless you Youngsta!

God damn!

Always took time to meditate on them, pray over them, believe in my heart, and have the faith that God will provide for me and let it come to pass.