All Forum Posts by: Jordan Santiago

It sounds like you are new. If you have an experienced buyer they are more likely to know of a good title company than you. However in general once you have found a good title company or companies you should use your own.

A good title company will make sure the transaction will go smoothly. Bad  title companies can really screw up a deal. Many simply don't get investor deals.

Hi Jordan, 

Yes, you can use your buyer's title company. However, if you are doing an assignment, you'll need to find out if they do them. Not all do. 

You'll need to find an investor friendly title company. You can post here and ask for one in your area. You'll get replies. 

If you have a contract on a property already, by now you should have already opened title with a title company. If you are just preparing yourself for when you do have a contract in hand, then either search here in search bar 'title company (county you're in)' or do a post asking for one. I have found that calling around is a big waste of time. The receptionists don't know what "are you an investor friendly title company" even means. 

I found one by calling a wholesaler I met at an REIM. The others I have found by searching on BP. Good luck. 

did you check the file place? under tools.

Jordan, relax. Whoever you wholesale the deal to will hire the title company.

@Jordan Santiago, yes you can. In fact, as long as you are doing business on the up and up, I imagine that is the preferred method. Assuming I understand your question correctly that is.