Was the title company able to gather documents from the seller, or were they never contacted?

So, whether it's an electrician, plumber, title company, or property manager - let's get this answer from other investors in your market. 

If it's run by the local government as most water companies are; you can file a Freedom of Information Act Request.

I’ve heard people getting title companies to do free ones for them.

The market needs alternatives to the OTAs and they're already set up and established - if they would just make some basic improvements it would help everyone! 

It be able to close on them because they will see I have violations against the company that they then stick on all your assets.

You can pick and choose from different types of real estate investments without having to do all the research yourself - the fund's sponsor will have already done that for you.DiversificationYou combine your money with other investors' to buy a set of similarly rated assets in different locations using real estate funds.

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Set to be acquired by Cerberus Symmetry S&T Bank, PATBK Bank, CO, NM, KSTCF Bank, FL, GATD Bank 75% line with FICO about 740.

Title companies have been reluctant to participate, however, we just closed a loan in Texas where the borrower signed remotely using a remote notarizatiion service and the title company accepted this and issue a title policy. 2.