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Story Conley
  • Canal Winchester, OH
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Does any know of any investor friendly title companies in the Columbus, OH area? I called a few and all I get is a "HUH or DUH".  All help is appreciated  

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Corey Liepelt
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Corey Liepelt
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Dublin, OH
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If you are looking to do a double close—i.e., you want to get your buyer's money in escrow and use it to purchase the property from the seller—you're going to have a hard time finding a title company that will allow you to do that. However, if you want to do a back-to-back close—meaning you actually purchase the property first (with your own money or with the help of transactional funding), then sell it to your end buyer in a second transaction—that's a different story. And of course there is the third option whereby you get the property under contract and then assign the contract to another party for a fee.

Does one of those examples match your strategy?

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