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James Buari
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Process of Wholesaling to a Conventional Loan Buyer

James Buari
  • Philadelphia, PA
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Hey BP, 

Hope all is well. I am currently in the process of locking in a deal for a home where the end buyer is using a conventional loan. I'll be using transactional funding to complete this deal and will be doing a double closing, but am unsure how this process will work with the title company. Do I lock the end-buyer into an Assignment Agreement or do I use another purchase and sales agreement? How do title companies distribute funds in a double closing? Please advise. 

Thanks, 

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