This then allows you to run more than  1 simultaneously and scale.  

I would strongly advise anyone purchasing simultaneously two properties but I was wondering if anyone had any experience with this and if they could share their story.

It's getting from doing 1 rehab at a time to doing multiple rehabs simultaneously.  

I'm guessing it needs to be a simultaneous close or I would have to get transnational funding of sorts with the original seller and then turn around and close with my new buyer, but can that be done within a day or so?

You may need to simultaneously close it, which of course, you'll need your own funds to close the front side.  

These are my first steps in this direction, so it is definitely simultaneously exciting and nerve wracking!

Simultaneous examination of sales comparables and income producing properties is also essential for determining how much "meat is on the bone," what exit strategies to consider, and whether or not it's a viable opportunity for investment. 

I'm looking to find an investor friendly title company Agent with experience and reputation doing dry double closing (the A-B transactions is funded by a simultaneous B-C transaction). and also an agent whom you have experience with being able to answer questions and give advice on tricky and/or creative transactions.

The way to facilitate your goal is to locate an investor friendly closing attorney (or title company depending on your state) that handles simultaneous closings.

@Michael Lee I love real estate because I want to work for myself and improve my community while simultaneously finding financial freedom for myself, so I guess it would be a long term goal.