It may seem like the assignment is much cleaner and simpler, but in reality the only added work is done by the closing agent - whom you will select based specifically based on company willingness to do the double or simultaneous close.

They will pull a report called MERS at the beginning of the process and again at the end to make sure you haven't purchased another property simultaneously.  

@Michael Yin If you focus on equity investors and debt providers BEFORE you have a deal, they're going to be wondering why you are wasting their time when you don't have a deal to present... so I would (1) focus on locating/negotiating a good deal (good deals are made, not found), while simultaneously (2) networking and building relationships with possible equity investors. 

Wondering if this will work for 80 unit and 50 unit properties nearby to be managed simultaneously).  

My question is how do I bring the builder to the table and hopefully set up a simultaneous close without the builder swooping in and buying it out from under me direct from the estate owner? 

You can also consult with a local title company that does simultaneous closing and get their advice.  

You typically will either do a normal contract for you to buy from the wholesaler as they are going to take title then sell to you in a simultaneous closing...

Sell the home before you own - google simultaneous closingOnce you get a few deals under your belt check out www.homesteps.com  Freddy Machttp://www.resales.usda.gov/resales/index.jsp USDA

That being said, what are some jobs that i could consider that will actually be beneficial to my immediate and long term rei goals (so I can earn and learn simultaneously).

Hey Craig, if you knew more of the basics of RE the flow of transactions would be more apparent and you'd know what activities could be processed simultaneously and the priority of functions, so you could see who does what when.