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Wholesaling REO's question

Greg P.
  • Los Angeles, CA
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Hello, lets say I get a REO under contract, and the bank accepts. A day or so before I tell the closing company I would like them to send the HUD and other paperwork to my title company as they will do a courtesy closing. I've hear sometimes the Banks won't allow that and require you to close at their closing. If I have my end buyer in place and I have the cash, it is possible to just close the deal at the Banks Title company and a few hours later close at my title company with the end buyer? Is there any tactics or strategies to make this smooth or work better? Thank you!

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