Maybe not purchase simultaneously because deals are not that easy to come by but staggered as opportunities present themselves.

The beauty with prefab too is that the ADU can be constructed while the foundation and other steps can be completed simultaneously thereby speeding up the process significantly.

Run them all simultaneously and the first one to be completed that meets all of your criteria should be the one you offer to rent to (though I still wouldn't hold the property or stop running the other apps until you have some sort of non-refundable holding fee to actually tie them to the property).

I held lease for 4 years, earning a positive cash flow of $1150 per month, and then exercised my option and sold in a simultaneous transaction netting $87,500 on the sale.The transaction took me 6 months to put together, I was a commercial real estate broker at the time and the property was one of my listings.

I've heard of people doing simultaneous closings to their LLCs but I can only assume they either paid all cash for the property or they duped the bank, aka mortgage fraud.

It is also cost effective for the Army to consolidate resources during draw downs, meaning Hood might actually get more resources during a troop draw down as other bases go poof and remaining units are consolidated on larger posts.Early in the War on Terror - I was still in high school - apparently the Army deployed several units from Hood simultaneously.  

Maybe brokering mortgages could work if your buying and selling simultaneously. 

Given your situation, my advice would be to focus on your career and increasing your salary. it can be at your current place of employment or going to another one. your wife should focus on hers as well. simultaneously, cut out any unnecessary expenditures. obviously you would want to kick out your aunt, but that is between you and your wife. if you cannot kick her out, she should be told that she must collect disability to contribute to the household.investing in real estate should not be on your radar right now until you get your own financial house in order. once you do that, consider saving up and purchasing a duplex/triplex using an FHA 3.5% down loan. live in it and rent out the other units. that's where I would begin if I was you.

Clayton there is a Paul Simon song   50 ways to lose your lover.. well in rehabbing houses there is 50 ways to lose your money.Even though you may get some savings on materials with a builder account like we do.. the real savings is in labor and doing the job right the first time and time efficiency.. if your rehabbing lets say 20 to 30 homes simultaneously  IE pretty standard production line for a above average turn key outfit.. the homes are in various stages of course..

The property was free and clear and you put $30K in his bank account while simultaneously helping rid of a liability for him.