Also if you guys know of any other recommendations for title companies, re attorneys, inspectors.

And bad inspectors who seemingly don't know what they are doing. 

I’m looking to invest in multifamily’s at a price of around 100k and in no lower then C class neighborhoods. Also any good tips for seller finance deals where I can get the title in my name. I want to own 2 - 5 invest...

Pat, you can, but just know that a buyer will come in with an inspector, and the inspector will note the outstanding permit, and any issues that arise, and they will negotiate after the inspection based on that.

Perhaps a nice 1950's built bungalow.Always hire a 3rd party property inspector to give you an unbiased feel for the home.

Most inspectors take credit card.

The inspector told theFoundation wall is bowing and/or leaning.

I can relate because I also just bought a house on Roofstock too, in Indianapolis, and using the same insurance company as you (Real Protect).

A quick google search tends to point people to the midwest, and within the midwest, Indianapolis, IN, Columbus, OH, and Nashville, TN (sort of midwest) seem to be high on everyone's list. 

Due diligence, title, inspectors, appraisers, contractors, you name it...We actually ended up with a large network of trustworthy connections doing this.