All Forum Posts by: Ryan Kopczyk

@Nick Brower- @Christian Marin is dead on. I am with an investor friendly title company in the Orlando area and work with lots of investors. We do the double closings where in most cases can use your end buyers funds to fund the entire deal as long as it's not a short sale and your end buyer is using cash or hard money. Buying HUD homes is a good route to take. No restrictions so you can double close them. We are in different states so we wouldn't be aable to work with each other but if you need any help or have any questions feel free to call or email me anytime.

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what is your e&o coverage and procedure if there was something missing on your search that should have been there? I have clients that could use your services and could refer lots of business your way but just need to make sure I am referring to a good company.

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@William Rogers Hey William! Welcome to BP. I am an investor friendly title company here in Orlando and also host my own investor networking events that actually many BP members attend. I love building relationships and meeting new people. So call or email me anytime if you have queations along the way or need anything. Since we work with mostly investors I get to hear all the good and bad vendors when it comes to things like hardmoney lenders, contractors, etc. if you are interested in attending or having a conversation shoot me an email or give me a call. I would love to help you get to that next level.

Hope to talk to you soon!

@Matt Fish Ahhhh I see what you mean. Some lenders are ok with you changing the name to your LLC as long as you are the sole Manager. You will just need to explain it all to them in detail and ask them if they will do it. There would be a new deed in place changing it to your LLC and the lender would more than likely to a modification of mortgage to change the name.

Blake Broomer Hey Blake, a CPA would be best to talk to about it because of the different tax liabilities and what's best for your situation. I have an investor friendly title company in Orlando Florida. I always have a really good real estate attorney that practices in a few different states. I can get you a quick consultation with her that could answer your questions you have. Let me know! Thank you,

This happens often. You just need to call your lender rep or whoever you worked with getting the loan and tell them you want to change companies. As long as you they are ok with it then your good. Most of the time the insurance company will correspond directly with your lender to get everything done smoothly. You can also call the insurance company you want to use and ask them if they have ever done something like this and ask for advice. The only way they will make the loan due right away is if the title changes at all. I am with an investor friendly title company so if you have any questions or need help with anything please call or email me anytime. Thank you!

@Jonathan Hall Welcome to BP and real estate investing. I am with an investor friendly title company up in the Orlando area  and work with lots of investors. I also host networking events that a lot of BP members actually attend. I love building relationships and helping new investors meet the right people. If you have any questions or need any help please feel free to call or email me anytime.

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@Jason Prendergast Hey Jason, I am with an investor friendly title company here in central Florida. Since I work lots of Investors I hear all the good from the bad when it comes to companies like that. If you need any referrals like that please feel free to email or call me anytime. 

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@Jason Prendergast Hey man I am an investor friendly title company here in Central Florida. Since I work with mostly investors I hear all the good from the bad such as good contractors and bad ones. If you need a good referral let me know. You do need a good GC to help out since you work full time. You need support not criticism from people on BP.

@Justin Stamper That is hilarious. Thank you my friend.