I want to live where I can build wealth and house hacking is purportedly an effective wealth-building strategy.

Experienced wholesalers are a great asset, but watch out for purported wholesalers who just paid for a course, have no skin in the game and have no real knowledge of the industry.

My advice is contact the clerk of the court for the county where the property is located and ask if they've established a system to notify registered owners when an instrument which purports to affect title to an owner's property the owner is notified.FRAUD ALERT NOTIFICATION (FAN) SYSTEM (mcohio.org)

Be very careful with whom you give your information to folks...and never give a lender or anyone purporting to be a lender any money upfront (with the exception of paying for an appraisal or BPO) and then, only do it with a credit card.  

The general pattern is that 1) the state has an incentive to close beds at the state hospital in order to save money, 2) a new program (usually associated with a university) is written about in the research journals that purports to save money and have great outcomes for the clients 3) the state wants the local mental health agencies to start this program, but the state does not provide the budget to adequately staff and resource the program like the university did 4) the program is instituted with great fanfare and many promises. 

A few months ago He sent me a notice of the disruption to which I responded and called the purported offender to let him know of the issue.

And yet here in Ohio, the Regulators PURPORT to have Sellers' best interests at heart, by outlawing all forms of marketing by unlicensed non-Title-Holders!

Title insurance does not have anything to do with where the property lies on the face of the earth, only who appears to own it and a survey is not needed for that, but when someone purports to own a property with what appears to be a legally insufficient legal description, title to it may very well be uninsurable. 

Lincoln may have been honest, but when you study it even the Emancipation Proclamation wasn't what it purported to be.

Under no circumstances may investors use the exceptions described above to circumvent FHA's ban on loans to private investors and acquire rental properties through purportedly purchasing "principal residences".