I only did that because I had too many deals come together at one time and couldn't do them all simultaneously.

But I'm convinced the dynamics are different when they have an offer contract in front of them with a copy of the earnest money check.So, in an effort to simultaneously respect the time of other agents, and be able to get into the houses I'm interested in, and put in offers, I've been thinking about getting my real estate license.

I love the simultaneous offer gambit. 

Set up to do "Simultaneous Closings".Verify that first with your Realtor, and it is quite simple...You can find a step by step explanation earlier in this thread. 

So, I have created simultaneously created another level of freedom and other tiers of cashflow...

Transactional Funding is an inexpensive 100% funding option if you can find a simultaneous end-buyer for a Bank REO property or Short Sale.

Currently, that limit is either 4 or 10 loans (depending on whether it’s Freddie or Fannie), so if you plan to be an active investor going after more than 5 or 10 properties simultaneously, you’ll run into this problem with traditional lending at some point

Are you referring to Simultaneous Closings?

And everybody would be happy HUD sells home, I receive my wholesale spread and cash buyer receives great rehab homeplease advise :)What your referring to is a simultaneous closing/dry closing.

We've all gone through periods where many issues happen simultaneously.