They are very investor friendly. 

I happened to visit my friend in Denver this Mar and talked to a realtor and lender (first bank).

Please let me know if you have any recommendations for investor friendly realtors. 

I would recommend 2x your current wage income in cash flow before retiring your wage job.I have a friend that has about 25 doors and was working a plan towards walking away and his company laid him off about 12 months early...he worked it out anyway, just less money saved, and now he continues to do new and bigger deals with partners.

So the guy I'm learning to wholesale from told me to call around my area for a title company and ask if they are investor friendly and if they do double closings, etc.

Me and two of my friends who grew up together wanted to start either flipping or buying and renting properties in Long Island.

An older friend died who had a daughter.

First Financial Bank is very investor friendly and I believe they will be able to to do everything you need with the exception of having locations outside the Cincinnati market. 

Hello,I have a condo in Fremont CA, that I intend to put up for sale in September.I have received some enquires from friends and acquaintances who are interested in purchasing it.We don't want to involve any agents or FSBO sites, to save on commissions, so that I can offer a reduced price to buyer.So how to go about it?

Second, is that there are two types of labor prices; retail home owner and investor friendly.