@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.  

@Bernie Huckestein: Yes this can be done, but there are some rules to be followed, and this is because both of you individually are disqualified parties to the other: (1) Simultaneous transaction rule: The investment has to be completed simultaneously (i.e. both have to invest simultaneously in the same percentages from the beginning.

So you will have to find a title company that will do a simultaneous close.C) Remember, wholesaling is buying a property with other peoples money essentially.

Can you perform a double closing/ simultaneous closing/ double escrow?

I have just heard from a title company that a double closing or simultaneous closing is illegal here in Ohio and in the rest of the US.

I have an additional question, can anyone recommend a couple of good investor friendly Tittle companies that will do double escrow or simultaneous closings for wholesaling deals.   

That would mean keeping more of your initial capital for other investments simultaneously, and since PMI bothers you, just think of it like this: the rent from your brother and boyfriend go to pay the PMI, insurance, and HOA dues, while your portion pays principal, interest (tax deductible), and taxes (Also helps on your federal return), or some mix like that.

That trait has been passed on to me, and through that discovery I was able to open a beauty salon with my wife, an internet based collectibles business, and now beginning to invest in real estate while simultaneously working as an agent for Keller-Williams. 

The other issue would be timing with selling the property and simultaneously finding our permanent home.

Just yesterday I was able to find one that understood when I explained about a double closing or simultaneous closing.