Is it possible to do a double close but have the seller sign their papers in the morning ,then do signing of papers with buyer hour later and then have seller come back at a later time in the day to receive their money? 

Properties generally sell with 5% of valuation as we don't have any REO, foreclosure or paper market like the USA. 

So I'm paper I'm into the property all cash.

For homeowners in hot markets like Silicon Valley who bought either long ago or in 2009-10, they may be sitting on paper gains that can be in the millions of dollars.

I've often said I'm in a 30+ year abusive relationship (with the Bills) and if any psychologist looked at it on paper they would lose their minds...

The 2007 mortgagee is currently foreclosing however I have not found an auction date yet in any news paper. 

New investors are well-advised to steer clear of C/D properties - the turnover, evictions, and Section 8 red tape are a hassle even for more experienced investors and the returns are rarely as good in real life as they look on paper, especially if you have to pay for a PM to manage an out of state investment.

As in so recently it is only confirmed by a fairly credible local paper.

@Scott Skinger I'm glad you posted this, I've noticed lately the agents seem to have no idea what they are putting in the OM and the actual numbers, tenancy, and condition of the building are nothing like the building on paper.

A lot of these homes are older and your on paper 2-3% rule can easily disintegrate with capital expenditure and/or eviction/turnover.