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Real estate investing using a wholesaling strategy: title company

Sam Ochoa
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looking for a title company in orange county california. New to wholesaling real estate 

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I only know of a few wholesale-friendly companies in my area, but it's not quite in Orange County.  This is how I found them: call a few of the well-established title/escrow companies in your area and say that you would like to speak with someone who is familiar with all the escrow services that company provides, because you have a question about whether any of your escrow officers can perform a very specific type of escrow.  Whoever they transfer you to, ask them if they or anyone in their company has experience with "assignments" and/or "double closings".  If they say yes, you found one!  If they say they don't know what you're talking about, move on.

If you are wholesaling, it's actually nice to find one really close in proximity to the area you are prospecting, because it will be a short drive for the buyer to sign docs.  Even if you live far away from the area you are prospecting, the escrow company can send docs by mail for you to sign, it's just a tiny bit of added costs to do so, but not much.

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