Currently there are several underwriters selling a policy where the search and insuring decision is done by an algorithm, I suspect that will make title mistakes even more common. . 

If you are listed as one of the contacts.. you will end up doing a lot more co-ordination than you expect,  there is also a huge problem with their pricing algorithm... they had my lake front priced at mid 200s when ideally it should have been around 500s .per night.. took some convincing to rectify and now its priced at around 1700 per night.. which is again preposterous considering that its PA not Lake Tahoe....

Little-known Zillow hack, but their algorithm automatically pushes listings with videos to the top of the listings/featured listings and recommends it to site visitors.

My home inspector recommended I get a consult from a structural engineer. 

I’m an engineer so I approach things from a life cycle cost efficient perspective.

Have contractors give you an average price per square foot to build and then add in the soft costs (permitting, design fees, water/sewer fees, structural engineering if needed).

I'm not saying it's wrong for the bank to be left holding the bag when frankly they engineer these problems; I am saying prep for it.

Just a little tiny background on me is that I'm 22 years old, new grad working as a Automation/Robotics Engineer.

I'm now a software engineer working in the video game industry (I make Call of Duty), still based out of Los Angeles, CA.

I am very determined person, just finished college with my Industrial Engineering degree, and just finished my contract working at NASA here in California.