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Anton Watt
  • Realtor
  • Florida / Atlanta
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Why would an Attorney Refuse to Double Close???

Anton Watt
  • Realtor
  • Florida / Atlanta
Posted

Hello BP,

I am under contract to purchase a home from a wholesaler and we will be doing a double closing. The wholesaler will also be double closing with the original seller so this is technically a triple closing. I am using a new attorney on this deal because that is the original sellers preference and yesterday I received an email from the attorney saying they cannot double close this property. I have done this plenty of times with other attorneys and they love it because of the multiple fees they can charge on one closing. I haven't gotten a response from the attorney after I asked why they wouldn't do it. BP do you have any experience as to why an attorney would not do it?

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