That said, I think you have a flaw in your logic.  

Now it is time for me to abort mission and take my earnest deposit back due to a major flaw and unreported defects not in the seller's disclosure form and journey onto the next home.

Married wife/owner has satisfied multiple trusts and now has a 2008 1st Trust being foreclosed upon tomorrow.Due diligence has uncovered a $14,000  Hospital Judgement docketed on 2006 (so having priority over the current, foreclosing, 1st trust)BUT...

I am definitely open to any options that I uncover along the way.

The flaw in what you are doing is that it's obvious you are only looking at homes online.

There are two flaws in the model. 

I have started to pre-fill most of the blanks on the "property condition report" too, using C&F (with the key C&F=clean and functional) in every spot and handwriting in any known property flaws of which I am aware, then I make a copy of that and bring it to signing.

I haven't seen it but will try to go by on my next trip (maybe this weekend) and/or get pictures and confirm manufacturers/etc...On our ranch we have a large uncovered concrete cylinder that we pump into for the animals.

Monday 6/20, I get a call that the 3rd floor tub is leaking into the 2nd floor bathroom--- Action: I go to the property to access the problem and uncover a non-supporting tub (the boards supporting the tub are rotted out/non existent) and severe water/mold damage to the subfloor of the entire bathroom.

There are some companies that specialize in finding business owners lines of credit if you don't want to take the time to uncover every stone to find them yourself