I'm just wondering if this could be done if you were able to identify properties and close on them simultaneously?

Anyone know of or working with any title companies in the Philadelphia area that can handle simultaneous closings for REO's and HUD.

Hey Rich I wanted to weigh in earlier but I was just doing some BP catching up while at the W-2 job so I just had time to @ people and think about my response this afternoon.For me my definition of retirement is similar to yours, have enough money to live comfortably and to continue to grow passive holdings simultaneously but not to have to continue to invest to have an income coming in.I'd like to retire in the next 15 years (I'd be 40) with about $20K/mo gross for living expenses (I am in CA so that definitely doesn't go as far here between taxes and cost of living).My goal honestly is somewhat twofold, I would like to partially retire in the next 2-3 years having enough passive income to not need the W-2 anymore.

Thus the margin looks larger than it is and if assigned the gross fee must be disclosed and shows as "Fee to X Co".I can do this simultaneous closing (dry funded) at a total cost of $700, some of which includes the closing costs I would have had to pay anyway.

Which means I would need to do a simultaneous, or double closing (at least to my knowledge). 

It keeps me focused on my goals while simultaneously broadening my horizons.

For the new year I would like to buy 3 more duplexes (40k each) that cashflow 650 a month, and add atleast one new duplex each year, while simultaneously expanding my insurance business 2-4 employees.

So, scheduling with them in the house is generally pretty easy because again, they're pretty self-managing.While I have a full-time project manager, he barely needs to manage this crew, so he can handle several of my rehabs simultaneously, plus I hire him out to other investors for additional income.

I personally like simultaneous closings.

I chatted with a title company the other day about a simultaneous/double close and they didn't know what it was.