@Alec SaenzYes, i was surprised too when seeing the total closing costs.

Surprised to see so many francophones here but all good.

You will be surprised how open people are to investing in real estate if you can show equity in the property.Step three is financing and deal structure once you have interested investor to go in with you on the deal.

Not many reminders which is surprising.

Since it does sound like there was a legitimate problem as opposed to them being professional tenants, I wouldn't be surprised if they find the money now. 

Seems like there would be some malinvestment from all of that.Some of those markets make perfect sense (Nevada and Florida), but others such as South Carolina and Indiana are really surprising.

But you would be surprised what happens when you ask those questions.  

Be surprised at how many say yes!

So, the fact that permits were pulled to test/fix this issue isn't going to be on the title company -- that's on you.I'm actually a little surprised that the new title company found this information -- unless the county somehow clouded title due to a permit not being properly handled. 

Can't say I'm surprised, though; my now-ex mentor referred me to this mailing guy when I started wholesaling a few months ago.