I would suggest you follow Priscilla's advice and keep your mouth shut to your agent and find a title agent that understands double closings.Brian, I've never heard all those things defined that way but they all make sense.

@Koleton DaleyI don't mind you being critical towards me if I deserved it (Although we have never met and I have never closed a deal with you or even spoken to you over the phone) but I do wish you would at least get your facts straight and know what you are talking about before you start putting my name in your mouth. 5257 Braden Dr Memphis, Tn 38127 was a listing of mine where I was hired to help an owner out of a really bad situation.

Or how about for chanting "were #1", that's nto easy to do with 4 hot-dog's crammed in your mouth and reality of being closer too 34 for everything that matters. 

I'm not trying to put words in your mouth, just curious about your perspective. 

Although having a successful BRRRR happen on your first deal would be great, the opportunity cost of it going wrong and leaving a "bad taste in your mouth" for future real estate transactions would not be worth it for me personally. 

Keep your mouth shut and let them talk.2.

They can do short sales if you hold your mouth just right and the borrower qualifies.

Time to put your mouth where your keyboard is.Do you have the backbone to make your accusations directly to Bob Snyder's face?...

@linda, A lawyer who can sew... quite the combinations perhaps he could sew your mouth shut, and if that doesn’t work, he might possibly sue to get you some English tutoring.

In CA, opening your mouth can get you sued so might as well just shut up.If you have found the perfect place, did you sweeten the pot to seal the deal right there?