I'm looking for an Investor Friendly Title Company in Maryland, preferably on the Eastern Shore that are familiar with Double Closings and Assignments.

We buy with that in mind and of course, the demand for STR too.The next place I’d consider is in the mountains, like eastern TN or NW SC. 

That does bring up a point though. ...most of the contractors I use infrequently are from Frederick, Anne Arundel, Eastern part of PG.

I explained it’s not a good reason especially when there are other options such as a conference call.

I'm happy to report; I have closed on my 1st and 2nd investment properties (Buy and Hold SFHs) within 2 months of each other after 2 years of reading books, going on BP, watching Youtube videos, attending Webinars, listening to Podcasts, and attending Meetups/Conferences.

Annual E&O is $200, there is a small monthly fee to tap into their ZipForms system (zero paper system), but that is all you pay to the broker, and they provide a conference room that you can use when you like, a marketing dept that will assist you as needed, and a nice "virtual office" web environment.There is another local agency that is $300/month flat fee, and you keep 100%.

At a conference presentation, from the man himself, in 2001.

I could argue that I answer lots of questions with in-depth responses, have done a podcast, a book launch interview, flew to Denver paying my own transportation and hotel expenses and spoke for 3 hours at the conference (not to mention the time involved in preparation), and have almost 2,000 posts with just as many votes, and answer several emails a week from other members - all at my expense.

I ended up doing some coaching after the Denver conference because my phone started ringing off the hook and I saw an opportunity to expand to other areas...even out of state.Basically, my model works like this: engage me to do your marketing for you, and the coaching comes included.

After listening to Aaron Mazzrillo's presentation at the conference last spring, I started having a little fun with these folks when I manage to catch them live, asking them if they get this upset over every piece of marketing they get in the mail.Samantha M., welcome to the wonderful world of direct mail!