If you know of a reputable title company that can meet this timeframe, kindly reply and let me know.

Try Dulaney Title and Escrow. 

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This means that the buyer has no equity in the home until he takes legal title.

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I am an out of USA investor.I am really close to have my first SFH in KS MO, and I am looking for a title company. 

Over the next month I am going to be trying to form a relationship with a good title company that is familiar with dealing with investors. 

(mods can you please change the title to Can you relist a property if buyer won't sign release of EM?)

Just tag me & I'll drop by the thread if I've got some knowledge to share on the topic.

The main problem I had starting of was finding investors friendly title company or closing attorneys in other states .