Also, a few more questions: When does the title go in my name?

Did you purchase title insurance?

Would it be considered a conflict of interest for a lawyer that is working for a title company to also be a broker representing the seller in a transaction closed at that title company?

Keep in mind even if it is like New York for example you can still waive the attorney and use the title attorney for both sides (If  financing is involved).  

Labeling a room a bedroom and having it on title are two different things. every state has different laws and each city has their own codes as well.

You also have have to be careful of title junk fee's they exist and it may make some title companies angry but they charge for some unfavorable line item fee's. 

I always get all the deeds and send them and contract to a title company they will open title and make sure the seller is able to be selling the property.

I can connect you with the right PMs, Roofer, Plumber, Electrician, General Contractor, Title company etc. and helped you avoid the mistakes that I did when I just started out in this part of the country.  

@Sarp Ka I believe the best way to do this would be to stay off title and have a separate operating agreement with this partner, though I am not a lender and this is not lending advice.

Hi Bigger Pockets Family,Can you recommend investor-friendly title companies in the DFW area?