And (based upon your comment here...) if what they're doing is securing a "non binding" agreement to simultaneously market and advertise FSBO, etc. properties, then marking them up another 5- 10%... who the heck is paying that much more for a property currently advertised FSBO for considerably, less??

-Knowledgeable about asset protection.This is what I am looking for in a title company/closing agent:-Allow double (simultaneous) closings.

You will still have the buyer's agent that find the house through the MLS and you have to pay them (figure that into your numbers), and, you are right, you can't schedule simultaneous showings; however, by doing your own advertising you will find some buyers on your own and you can schedule multiple showings that way.I list on MLS (when retailing) for exposure and hope we find our own buyer (hopefully without an agent) before it sells through the MLS.

Can anyone recommend any title companies in the area that will do simultaneous closings?

@Mateo Carrera, my plan is to rehab both units simultaneously.

So don't broker the deal; be a principal.Your suggestion to assign the contract might work for a smaller deal, but with numbers like this the temptation for the buyer and seller to cut your friend out of the deal would be nearly irresistible, particularly since it's not clear what actual value your friend is bringing to the transaction.I would instead double-close this puppy: Buy from seller for $6.2M and simultaneously sell to buyer for $6,386,000, netting $186K (or 3% of $6.2M) as wholesale fee for my effort.If your friend doesn't know how to close such a transaction, connect with me here on BP and let's talk!

I've just started researching how to get my license here in CT to be a real estate agent, and simultaneously beginning to lay the ground work for a demo and rebuild with my boyfriend in Nashville TN.

Purchase price: $395,000 Cash invested: $60,000 Sale price: $525,000 owner occupied and simultaneous short-term rental property in Stateline, NV What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

In one of the articles i've read, they suggested finding an investor-friendly title company that is familiar with REI wholesaling, simultaneous closings, etc.

Have you been offering on multiple short sales simultaneously?