@Davon LoweryI always negotiate to use my preferred title company for one reason and one reason only...documents.

A "Mortgage" is actually two documents; the Promissory note and the Mortgage. 

Re Fair Housing: there is quite a debate here in Tempe about this brand-new apartment complex that is only allowing residents 23 years of age and older. http://www.abc15.com/news/region-southeast-valley/tempe/23-and-older-only-at-tempe-apartment-complex

Do they have all of the document forms needed for each real estate transaction?

The good news about that is you're potentially getting such a great head start.

I have spoken with a few loan officers but more or less are getting the response of submit your documents and lets see.  

But you will also need additional documents (business tax returns, P&L statement) etc.

Good info for both tenants and landlords.https://www.michigan.gov/documents/dleg/dleg_bcc_mfhm_buyers_residents_handbook_267716_7.pdf

But if you have good wholesaling documents, they will be in there.Jeff

I would suggest investing in obtaining bids for all needed repairs that can be used to negotiate down their value amount.Ocwen is usually very good at considering documentation to support a lower value.