Doing 8 flips simultaneously is a lot of work and cannot happen without a strong team.

Doing 8 flips simultaneously is a lot of work and cannot happen without a strong team.

You should be fine closing simultaneously.  

If you're doing the work yourself, you can't possibly work on four units simultaneously, so it may make sense to stagger the vacancies and work on them one at a time. 

@Christine Smith I would say you should look for both simultaneously.

Hello all,I'm just beginning a search for my first property and I'm simultaneously in need of a vehicle to aid the process.

Upon their deaths (which happened simultaneously; 'The Notebook' style), their lovely building was worth $10M and you inherited the property and sold for market value (you greedy SOB) with zero capital gains due because your basis in the property was 'stepped up' to $10M (I don't know the specifics of estate taxes but I think they kick in over $11.58M). 

Based on the unique need of the seller, you structure a contract that benefits and protects you while simultaneously meeting their needs.

I did a true simultaneous exchange of rental properties of relatively equal value this way once (2010 time frame, no cash exchanged hands, 1,000 attorney fee to process all the local title filings). 

I thought I could do this simultaneously.