Its not 100% but close.IF you plan to flip (holding < 1 year for possession & renovation) in a non-Judicial state, then it DEPENDS.It is always much SAFER to buy title insurance, so you won't go wrong doing it, but I am assuming you want to save a few $1000s by not getting it.  

Everything will be re-keyed at closing and possession! 

When you evict, you will evict for nonpayment and get an order of possession as well as a judgment for back rent, late fees, etc.

Bidders need to factor obtaining possession post-sale as well as unknown condition into their numbers. 

Actually the tenants have 7 days to respond once they are served the Demand for Possession for Non Payment of Rent by the landlord. 

Map of the town on the fridge, with a personal list of the "Good" and the "Bad".Cable tv channel guide.Little sample bottles of cologne in the bathroom.Charcoal and lighter fluid if there is a charcoal grill.Propane for a gas grill.A rick of firewood for the fire ring outside.Tony Chachere's Louisianna Seasoning (I rent to a lot of Cajuns and Texans).Pictures, paintings, calendars or other forms of artwork with naked women.  99% of my renters are refinery contractors. 

I have a budget that is down to the dollar now and my personal budget vs conservative expected once I take possession on the 1st.

Almost every wall from 3' down covered in children's "artwork" or colorful liquid stains.

The tenant provide me with 2 months rent before I took possession of the property. 

Particularly you need the Builder's Risk Insurance in case there is an incident during the construction process.You can ask your contractor what insurance they carry and require of you the owner to possess, and also ask a local insurance broker what they see others doing in purchasing a home in cash.