This is where you do a simultaneous closing at the title company.  

Kleisch passed away, Better Way Properties, LLC will keep it’s current property inventory, but most likely will not purchase additional properties.If both of the Kleisch’s passed away simultaneously, Better Way Properties, LLC will be owned equally by the Kleisch’s (5) five children.All properties may or may not be sold, but all Private Investors will be paid in full within (180) one hundred eighty days from the Kleisch’s passing.Paying Private Investors in full will be achieved by selling properties if necessary.

This also has caused low interest rates in the US as deflation was simultaneously exported to the U.S.

Many times this is located on their website, but if its not you can call their regional real estate director.The other thing I would recommend is to simultaneously look at how you can redevelop your property to upgrade it so that it can compete with other A+ properties in the marketplace.

Government does this by recording concurrent, simultaneous security instruments (DOT's in CA) to both discourage would-be borrowers from tapping the last ounce of perceived equity and if you read the HUD junior lien, it makes specific reference to such a breach.Clever hard money lenders know how to circumnavigate this issue.

Currently, I am working in the financial services industry while simultaneously getting an MBA with concentration in International Business.

So, I was wondering if anyone in the Tulsa, OK area uses or knows of some title companies that can do Assignment of Contract and/or Double/Simultaneous closing for my wholesale deals.Any help would be greatly appreciated.

First you need to ask yourself if you're going to rehab their unit are you going to simultaneously raise the rent on them?

. :)By the time I get to 10 properties with mortgages I would like to have 2-3 fully paid off, then work on paying those off and simultaneously acquiring more properties with mortgages as I do. :)What do you think of my strategy?

So you may only have the 'conflict of laws' issue when attempting to deal simultaneously in Europe, Middle East, Asia etc. but some multinationals have no problems navigating these barriers.Regarding broker dealers not being able to clear trades, perhaps it might have something to do with the particular transaction?