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Investor & Wholesaler-Friendly Title Directory

Title companies whose own websites say they close assignments, double closings or investor deals. Start with the nationwide companies, then pick your state and metro. Tap a card for phone, email, website, licensing and the quote we checked.

17 companies3 nationwide2 states by metro, more comingEvery listing linked to its source
Not endorsements. We list a company only when its own site says it works with investors or wholesalers. Verify licensing and terms yourself before you rely on any listing. Always confirm licensing and terms directly with the title company.
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Nationwide title companies

These companies close in many states, often online. Check that the one you pick is licensed where the property sits. The state list in each pop-up comes from the company’s own site.

KS

Kansas title companies

Assignments restricted: KREC license issueIs wholesaling legal in Kansas? Read the guide →

Nationwide companies that list Kansas:

Kansas City, KS, Overland Park and Johnson County

Wichita

Topeka

Lawrence

Kansas City sits in two states. Firms that list both Kansas and Missouri appear in both sections. Aureo Title and Origin Title KC, which don’t list Kansas, are under Missouri.
MO

Missouri title companies

Legal with the RSMo 407.3600 14-day disclosureIs wholesaling legal in Missouri? Read the guide →

Nationwide companies that list Missouri:

Kansas City, MO

St. Louis

Springfield

Kansas City sits in two states. More Kansas-side offices, including Wichita, Topeka and Lawrence, are under Kansas.

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How we list companies

How does a title company get listed?

  • Its own website says it works with investors or wholesalers, or closes assignments or double closes. We quote it and link the page.
  • Phone, email, address and states come from the company’s site. If the site doesn’t show a detail, we leave it out.
  • Each card shows how strong the evidence is: the company’s own site naming deal types, its own site saying investor-friendly, or a third-party listing (named on the card).
  • We didn’t contact these companies and didn’t check state insurance department licenses. Call and ask before you send a contract.
  • Know a company that should be here? Email hello@thewholesalerstoolbox.com with its website.
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Please read. Listings aren’t endorsements, and we aren’t paid by any company on this page. Verify each company’s licensing, fees and terms yourself.

Not legal advice. This page is general information from public sources. It isn’t a legal opinion and isn’t about your deal. Laws, licenses and company terms change. Confirm them yourself, and talk to a licensed attorney in the state where the property sits before you sign or market anything. I’m a real estate investor, not an attorney or financial advisor.