However, how am I realistically supposed to schedule an appointment, get documents signed, notarized, and then deliver them to the title company..... within a day?

Hopefully, they'll deliver them to you if they are confident in their listing.

In short, the process is:Buyer and seller execute a purchase and sale agreement (P&S)The P&S is sent to the closing attorney, who then opens escrow.Attorney requests and reviews title info and clears any defects.Buyer pays earnest money (if any) and closing funds into escrow account in advance of closing.Attorney prepares necessary closing documents and manages closing, delivering clear title to buyer and sale proceeds to seller from escrow account.Attorney closes escrow.

I would also make sure the seller is responsible for the inspector's second trip charge (if any).And yes, I agree with unit delivered vacant or $5000 WITHHELD IN ESCROW until tenant legally vacates after closing.

I have bought REO’s (Bank owned) properties at online auctions and the reason why I prefer those is because the bank will deliver a clean title at closing.

Also I just joined this month a new Mastermind group of BPers which is great and definitely motivating...I don't want to not deliver in front of them.

Here in AZ, I see that craigslist has people with trailers who are willing to deliver/move/haul away anything for a price. 

One great way to make a place look fresh is to replace all of the outlets, switches, and switch plates.

While I can see why ORHA's goal would be to aim for certainty in court my preference would be to have forms that deliver certainty in addition to some grey areas that may or may not result in additional benefits when court becomes necessary. 

Many confuse that with the 3-day notice.Non-legal points:Uncertain of your method, but FedEx or other carrier is preferred over regular 1st class for making sure mail is delivered.