<human>: Can you provide a brief overview of the text?

I'm under contract on a home (a fixer upper).  I'm getting my mortgage through my credit union and they have a promotion that if you use a preferred realtor then your origination fee is waived - which is how I was put in contact with my realtor.  However, she doesn't seem very familiar with the program so we've hit a lot of roadblocks now that I'm closing on a home in getting that fee waived.

The latest is the title search.  The lender will only waive my origination fee if I use their lawyer for the title search.  My loan officer called me 2 days ago to let me know that my realtor had ordered a title search and that the lawyer had contacted her (the loan officer) and if I wanted the origination fee waived I'd have to call him off.  So I texted my realtor and told her, she said no problem.  Today, I got an email saying that the lawyer that my realtor had ordered had already ordered the title search and that I still must pay him.  

I did sign a paper with his name on it the day that I made the initial offer, but my realtor told me that all of those names could change (which I know, means nothing really).  

As I said, it's a fixer upper.  So there's been a lot of potential that I'd want to back out until after the inspection.  We had the inspection, I'm asking for concession and we haven't come to agreement on those concessions.  So, I'm even more irritated the the title search was already ordered because my realtor said that if I back out I'm only out the due diligence fee and the cost of the inspection fee.  Now it's also the title search and who knows what else!

So, if there any scenario where I'm not responsible for this title search that I didn't want?  Can I just tell him to bill me (so that I don't have to pay it as I'm also draining my bank account to close on this house)?  It will be about $1,000.    

I really didn't want this title search so soon, I have month until closing!
<bot>: My real estate agent ordered a title search earlier in the process than I would have liked, I don't want to pay for it, do I have to?