So I recommend always shopping around.

However, when emotion was put aside, coupled with some shopping for tile, I realized it was the best option (for me) for the long haul. 

My main goal is to network with like minded driven ambitious smart people who want to make money.  

YA just remember it would not be smart to do anything with the property until the IRS lien period has expired.For example if you do a clean out and put thousands to tens of thousands in repairs and the IRS decides to redeem you will not be compensated for any of that.

For now, thanks to crowdfunding, you're able to review many opportunities (if you're an Accredited Investor), which makes the learning process a LOT easier than what I went through, as I had to create a large network to find a good volume of opportunities.I think you're being very smart in not jumping into anything before you fully understand it, as there are always many risks to consider and in the end of the day it's imperative to know whether you're invested in an opportunity that has a fair (or perhaps favorable!)

Shop around a bit and you will find someone that will work for you as an individual and not charge the insurance rates.

@Ned Carey  generally speaking in our neck of the woods   you cannot go shopping for title insurance like you describe there are only about 6 or 7 companies that issue title and something like this that is cut and dry .. almost certainly will not fly with any of them.

I want to be weathy and im willing to get there by being smart & not desperate.

Welcome to BP.Try exam smart.

In my market most wholesalers know each others inventory at all times and help each other shop it around.