AIA" or really anything with "...AIA..." as a title, you can contact the local chapter of the AIA and ask them to speak with him. 

Hello BP,I am based in central NY and I am looking for any referrals for title companies that are investor friendly.Thanks!

Just off the top of my head, this is one of Ron LeGrand's favorite strategies (and he has many, many, many students) ... lock down a property by clouding the title with an Option to Purchase, sandwich LTO the property, and then charge a lien release fee (if they ever actually attempt to purchase/transfer the property).If you don't operate this way, good for you ... honestly.  

Hello all, I know this thread is old but I figured the title was still relevant, as I am preparing to serve my 1st 3 Day Pay or Quit. 

BP,I am about to purchase a house for 100k cash with my name on title with the goal of flipping the property with my buddy/future business partner.  

Or since your a sweat equity type..Do whatever it takes to purchase a 2nd something and maximize it with sweat equity...if you don't have funds look for affordable owner financing...no matter what get in some where, some way..You don't have to know much.. title companies and surveyors know..

Is there some ways to check the company title online?

For properties on these sites, can we expect to have a clean title with no other liens - tax, mechanics, etc3.

I was wondering if there is any recommendations of investor friendly title companies or any tips on where I can generate a good buyers list, any mentions would be so great.

Did you have sign a JV agreement and send it to the title agent or company?