I spoke to several owners of Title Company’s in Texas and was told they did simultaneous closings all the time until recently.

For example: I'd like to buy a home that's appraised at 800,000 for a discounted price of 710,000 and simultaneously assign it or (sell it) to a ready buyer at 800,000 realizing that 90,000 gain without even getting a loan myself.

@Jesse HyderMy ideal Investor buyer must be a solid all cash buyer who has the ability to close fast and can provide POF and usually familiar with assignments or simultaneous closings.

In fact, I am not sure if the title insurance company / buyer's lender will back a simultaneous closing.

I've been simultaneously operating actively as a real estate investor/wholesaler.

The first house took me 2.5 months to complete because I was doing a lot of the work myself vs in July I bought 3 houses and rehabbed all 3 of them simultaneously in a month.Now, I view my time as being best spent looking at houses and making offers on new properties.

Pick one that will do a simultaneous double-close using your end-buyers money.

Using asset income management I consistently increase my income and simultaneously lower my taxes legally.So while fat bureaucrats concoct more ways to dig deeper into the wage earners incomes, savings and retirement accounts, you could and should do all you can to shrug off their chains and push out of the rat race.

While you are making offers you can simultaneously shop for financiers.

Also, are you planning to assign this property or do a simultaneous close.