Sure maybe you break even on your mortgage but that’s a pretty risky appreciation game to play.

So I went with a double close, but the title company seemed very incompetent to do it.So I'm looking for recommendations:1) Any recommendations on an attorney in Oregon who can help close a wholesale transaction?

If they go to sell a house in the future it will come up on a title check and cloud title.

Realtors, Title Companies, Lenders, Contractors, PM's, or whatever else. 

Mailei Maloa You will want to run a title report on the property and then have that reviewed by an attorney to see what other encumbrances their may be on the property

You can get your deals done the correct way on BiggerPockets.3) Consider joining a real estate investment club in your area and "rub elbows" with local investors and other real estate professionals (attorneys, contractors, lenders, title reps, escrow agents, appraisers, etc.).

We Recently formed an LLC for the properties in Missouri and am in the process of transferring titles over to LLC.  

Brand new investor here, looking to meet with people in all facets of the business (wholesalers, buy and hold, title companies, real estate agents, etc.). 

2) Where can you find if a title company is legit or not?

Too much into the weeds here, but you can look it up in United States Code Title 11 & sections of Titles 18, 26, 28, and 50 of the U.S.C. if that floats your boat.Depending where they are in the process, it probably is a total waste of time unless you can sort through lots of cases and you know what to look for and have a bankruptcy attorney experienced in purchasing properties from bankruptcy estates.