Seems most people on this post only read half the OP's original post, every title company in town is fine for a "traditional" transaction, but how many are actually investor friendly, save investors money, get complicated title issues resolved fast and understand non traditional funding and items such as assignments and do double closes?

Looking to buy in Greater Reading/Berks County, PA using traditional mortgage financing.

It is super convenient and provides significant savings over traditional carpet stores.

I also know some more traditional lenders, so let me know if you want a referral.I also host a monthly meetup with investors mostly from BP.

Originally posted by @Christian Sifuentes:@Phillip Iwugo did you go with Dominion for HML?

Should I be going after traditional real estate deals (since there are lots and lots more of them available, even with a low inventory), or keep pouring everything into my wholesale marketing budget?

@Charles Moore, we offer both traditional real estate services as well as Turn Key services for real estate investors.  

Below I have compared 2 examples of selling traditionally with a Realtor at 6% commisions (which it may be less as it is negotiable) vs selling with opendoor or similar service.Comparing Opendoor to a Traditional Sale with a Realtor$400,000 Home via OpendoorHome Value: $400,000Sales Price: $375,000Charge 12%: $45,000Commissions 7%: $26,250Total Costs via Opendoor: $71,250Net Proceeds to Owner: $303,750$400,000 Home via a RealtorHome Value: $400,000Sales Price: $400,000Traditional Closing Costs 3%: $12,000Commissions 6%: $24,000Total Costs via a Realtor: $36,000Net Proceeds to Owner: $364,000In this Example Selling with a Realtor will save you $60,250!!!

Was hoping to avoid the traditional check method.

Is it set up like a traditional deal, just with the seller as the 'Bank', or are there other steps that need to be taken?