I am located in one of the hottest neighborhoods in Columbus and once I get this home renovated I want to jump into the multifamily arena and blow up!

In looking for a title company that "works with wholesalers" you probably mean a title co that will allow you to do what's called a dry closing.  

However, if you are you going to be up every night thinking "What if the roof blows off or what if the AC goes (that just cannot happen in Ft Myers!)

I'll look at previous forum posts for some thoughts but if the topline numbers are off, that blows my entire analysis up.

We wanted to make sure our home was very energy efficient, which meant strategically choosing which trees we kept in place, and then angling the house right so that the trees provided shade in the summer, but that those trees didn't pose a risk in the occasional winter storms (trees grow and root based on prevailing winds, so once you cut a few out and change the air-flow, they can become more susceptible to blowing over).

I made one phone call and had newfound labor within an hour and we got right to work opening sheet rock walls and drying the wet areas in several units. 

I would like to get a HELOC on the house to have some dry powder as I start looking for investment properties.  

These would be part of curing title", seller's atty is blowing smoke. 

. - ALSO, grab each one from the printer as it comes out and place them separately to dry for about an hour so the ink doesn't smear by touch/stacking them (paper only take seconds to minutes to dry).

On one of my single family homes, I gave the tenants an option to purchase lawn maintenace for $75/mo when they signed the lease because they did not seem the type to mow, edge, and blow.