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Updated about 8 years ago,

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Neil J.
  • Investor
  • Essex County
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Double Closing!? ERRRR!

Neil J.
  • Investor
  • Essex County
Posted

Hello Bigger Pockets Family,

I am currently involved in probably one of the biggest wholesale deals I've seen outside of those "Guru" videos scattered all over YouTube. 

I've gotten a property under contract for $45k with an ARV of about $300k. Yes! don't ask me how I negotiated this deal because I can't believe it myself lol I had the property advertised for $78k and end buyers FLOCKED! even asking me out for dinner to build a business relationship for future deals. They have no idea I have the property under contract for an extremely low $45k which can net me a profit of $33k. Obviously an assignment of contract would be very dangerous for all parties because my golden deal would most likely crumble once everyone realizes what I may potentially bring home.

Solution! double closing!  so I contacted a transactional lender and tried to set everything up. I forward a standard contract to my end buyer ( B to C ) to setup the closing date, his response was "how are you selling me a property you don't own? You must assign your original contract to me". I explained to him that I will purchase then close with him in a double close, he understood the term, but he couldn't wrap his head around signing my contract because I did not own the property. Plus, I also believe he wanted to know what my profit margin would be. I am extremely frustrated! and $33k is at stake.   :(.. 

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