They will do the title search, prepare the deed, closing statement, etc.

I couldn't find anything on Georgia law searches, but I don't think I am looking in the right place.

HUD recommends programs such as homebuyer education counseling, financial literacy classes, housing search assistance, guidance through the closing process and post-purchase counseling.American Home Mortgage leverages the popularity of Hispanic radio programs to provide information about how to buy a home in America.

I would search them out and discuss this with them.

You might want to check out yellowbook.com and search for one also. what part of PA are you talking about.

Not only are the article directories indexed by search engines but as your articles get redistributed those sites get indexed creating even more links to your website.

You might try hitting the pavement and looking for fsbos or checking the pre-foreclosure lists.Also, if you decide to purchase rather than wholesale.....find out what type of loan you qualify for before you start searching.

If your realtor/birddog is sending you tons of properties, then one or both of you need to narrow down the search and begin searching for more specific deals.

I've been looking through the MLS recently (off of a website, this is a public one) and am searching through by building.

Search out and find an investor friendly title agent/company and take all your closings there.