One option maybe in your state (can't be done in my state) is the simultaneous close.

Yes, the company would be obligated to make the purchase if you didn't have a contingency to back out.The title company will set a closing date - you and the seller both show up (or one after the other, you don't technically need to be there simultaneously most of the time), sign each half of your documents, and the title company will hand you a check or deposit the funds to your bank account.I suggest you make an appointment with the title company and ask them to walk you through the process of closing a wholesale deal, step-by-step.

Absolutely work on improving your financial situation, but you can do your credit simultaneously...at no cost.It doesn't sound like you can qualify for a duplex just yet.

You can also pursue your real estate passions while going to school simultaneously

Originally posted by @Matt Shields:Despite that the banks and the government claim a crash can't happen again, not much has changed, except that the large banks crushed competitors and guaranteed their bailouts by depositors through Dodd-Frank. to be fair, DF also put some default liability on the seller side of systemization, it put the hamper on the derivatives market of RE, and its unlikely that the auto industry will simultaneously get obliterated, and not all the banks got bailouts, some went away and for the ones that did get help it wasn't all sunshine and rainbows the fed made it painful. no one is claiming a crash can't happen again.

California is simultaneously the poorest state in the country (adjusted for cost of living) and number six for inequality.

This journey so far has been simultaneously trying, exciting, and empowering.

VP Pence announced the everyone gets tested who thinks he has COVID-19 yesterday (3-4-2020) simultaneous with the deployment of 1.5 million test kits nation wide.

I have no dog in this fight, but kind of nuts to see everyone simultaneously hating on California, but loving the stock price returns they got from their FAANG stocks and Tesla...it's the smart / creative tech people who create those gains.

It is a challenge to know where to draw the line in regards to shutting down the economy for the sake of public safety while simultaneously trying to minimize the economic fallout that will inevitably cost hundreds of thousands/millions of jobs in the future.