After calling several insurance brokers who represent nearly all of the major insurance companies, I found that none of them would write a policy. 

There are stacking companies on BP who charge an arm and leg for this.

I've gone through eviction court proceedings, ran thousands of background/credit checks for application, made numerous leases, dealt with repairs and whole house renovations when a few tenants nearly destroyed properties, and worked with property management companies on the HOA units. 

My friends company specializes in developing mobile home parks

Is the best way to do it to get a job under a company (whatever field) and start house hacking/saving money to invest in my first property?

.), fully researching before I buy a property, getting a lawyer to help in future bids, title insurance, and home insurance.talked to a title insurance company they said my my title search is an abstract does that mean there might be vital info missing regards to more money i might have to pay  ?? 

Balancing that against your (company's) value-add comes down to salesmanship on your part.Here's how you may want to handle those questions (just a suggestion) ...Them: "... and would you consider lowering those fees?"

I don’t personally invest in STR’s, but previously served as legal counsel for a company that owned a hotel portfolio valued over $1B, and understand the space and policy considerations that are creating barriers across the country.

I have some question and concerns about the title company.

The seller should have sent a letter naming you as the new owner and informing them of the pending transaction.Here's the letter I use as the buyer, which should complement the seller's letter:Dear (tenant):We are excited to announce that our company is in the final stages of purchasing the building within which you reside, and I’ll begin managing the property on August 12, 2022.