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Luke Grogan
  • Investor
  • Cocoa Beach, FL
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Is there a creative way to make a cash offer, then finance?

Luke Grogan
  • Investor
  • Cocoa Beach, FL
Posted
Curious if anyone knows a way to work around making a cash offer, but doing a double close or something to immediately finance a purchase? I'd like to use the cash offer to get the owner to the table, but get the deal financed. I could close with cash, if needed, but would prefer not to tie up all the cash and have to pay for two full closings... Any ideas?

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