RegardsHey there, nice to see someone in my local area!

@Dave Malone, I'm with @Tom Gimer on this one.  99.9% of the time a title company simply has a relationship with a QI either local to them or affiliated with their underwriter, or a national footprint QI like us. 

I can't say I know much about land financing but if I was in your situation I would get in contact with some local or even national mortgage brokers.

I would recommend highlighting a specific area and then getting in touch with the local REI group.

The city's ongoing cultural and economic resurgence, supported by proactive local government incentives, enhances property values and attracts a growing population.

If you can get a local agent to pull a list of recent transactions, you should be able to estimate, based on the photos, what your target property will sell for post-renovation.The repair budget is the list of repairs (with estimated costs) required to make your target property look like the "ARV homes" you found above.

As far as what I do, I am a funding specialist and work closely with real estate investors to raise capital tax-free by using a specially designed holding account that grows your money between 5%-10% of interest and when it is time for you to pull the trigger on the next property purchase, you will enjoy a much lower lending rate of 3.5% - 4.5% on time for their next property.I've been doing this for 9 years and have worked closely with real estate investors for the last 4 and a half.About my future goals, I am interested in partnerships with other investors within the local area (Bay Area).

I'd ask my local banks/CUs/ mortgage broker if they do portfolio type, asset-based loans.  

I am a local loan officer that works for a mortgage brokerage in Chandler also, let me know if you have any other questions. 

I'm local