Investor Title Due Diligence
Learn what to investigate before acquiring a DMV property, then send Will the details if you want to request an independent provider review.
Start Your Due Diligence
Share the property details with Will to request an educational review or a possible provider introduction.
How It Works
1. Submit Property Info
Fill out the form with property details. We'll follow up with secure instructions for any supporting documents.
2. Request Provider Review
If you want transaction services, Will may introduce an eligible request to a provider for independent acceptance.
3. Provider Confirms Next Steps
The provider confirms scope, pricing, timing, terms, required disclosures, document handling, and deliverables directly.
Frequently Asked Questions
What can investor due diligence include?
Depending on the accepted scope, it may include title search, lien and judgment checks, ownership-chain review, easement review, and a written report. The provider must define the actual deliverables.
How fast can I get results?
Timing depends on the provider, jurisdiction, record availability, property history, underwriting questions, and requested scope. The provider confirms timing after it accepts and reviews the matter.
Can a provider review wholesale deals?
Some providers review wholesale transactions, assignments, and double closings, subject to jurisdiction, underwriting, lender, and provider requirements. Confirm eligibility directly with the provider.
What documents might a provider request?
A provider may ask for the ratified contract, prior title policies, deeds, entity documents, or other transaction-specific material. Wait for approved secure transfer instructions before sending sensitive documents.
Can I request due diligence before going under contract?
You can ask Will about an auction or off-market property before finalizing an offer. Any actual title-search scope, acceptance, timing, pricing, and reliance must come from the provider.