That just shows how the owner(s) chose to take title. 

We take title to almost all of them, and then sell them.

You will need to get a game plan in place. 

With things like finding a wholesaler/investor friendly attorney/title company, finding all of the legal docs, creating a power team, LLC, etc thank you in advance and hope to here from someone soon!

The more readily available properties right now are commercial but that is a very different ball game and I wouldn't recommend that to someone like yourself just yet.

Again, I think it's definitely worth learning and understanding how it works, but you should also be prepared to go slowly and make sure you're doing everything correctly (and if you're not willing to do this, make sure the deals you pursue have enough value to justify paying a title company to close on your behalf). - Mail Copy: You don't need a full-blown course to figure out what to say in your mail pieces.

Besides doing the typical title search, I suggest completing a back ground search on the company (including the state and local jurisdictions to ensure all licenses, taxes, and fees are up to date.

I am new to the real estate game.

Hi I'm new to the group, do you guys know any investor friendly title company that can do assignment contracts and double closing in Stockton.

Of course some months are easier than others but it’s all part of the game.