Should I wait until I finish one campaign or do two simultaneously?

Here's the problem, I'm working on a simultaneous closing from sellers financing to me, from me to the new buyer.

They have two simultaneous meetings going on for the early part of the meeting.

In judicial states, the foreclosure case can be defended in court while simultaneously negotiating a loan modification with the bank.

Marketing property that you don't own, simultaneous closings, double closings, acting like a broker doing a net listing, etc. -- these are all things where both the law and ethics are probably a little bit more fuzzy, and taking the advice of your attorney is most certainly warranted.Lastly, did I mention I'm not an attorney?

I plan on doing a simultaneous close with my title company.

Just like if a wholesaler does a double/simultaneous close, any judgements he may have just stuck to that property, even of he only owned it in the public records for 10 seconds.

If nothing else you could always close using OneDayDough or a similar program or just do a simultaneous close.

Also can someone recommend a good title company that with do a simultaneous close?

Most wholesalers do stuff in between those examples -- assigning contracts, double closing, simultaneous closing with marketing anywhere from mailing lists to MLS -- and depending on exactly what's done (and not done), it may be legal or it may be illegal.