In addition Simultaneous closing are becoming harder to do in some states (for all I know all states) .

I have put in numerous offers and am continuing to look at them simultaneously.

I don't mind splitting the deal if it means I can get more of them done.By the way - if you guys are doing short sales and having issues with double/simultaneous closings, I provide transaction fundng to fund your deal (as long as you have a buyer who's closing the same day).

Unless a close friend is yout agent you have an extremely rough time getting them to understand wholesaling, the only time I every flipped working with a realtor I was forced to do a simultaneous closing because her broker wanted nothing to do with investors.

>>>I think FSBO really isn't going to get you a higher price.The agent bringing a buyer will now have to do 2 jobs with the buyer and the seller for one fee.My thinking on FISBO is that I could offer a substantially lower cost, partially due to agent commissions and mostly due to the fact that I could simultaneously drop off my wiggle room at the same time.I have 20K in "haggle" built into the price today (no one is haggling, ha!).

A very good GC can do 5 projects simultaneously, but most contractors can't.

That's been the same type of crackdown on simultaneous and dual closings in certain areas.

Had I educated myself better, I would have done both sides simultaneously and been done sooner.

Al , I think the one thing your Lawyer is thinking is that you are trying to do a Simultaneous close with a FHA or VA BUYER.

If you were looking for properties to wholesale and also a few to keep sub2, would you word your marketing (direct mail, signs, etc.) any differently than if you were just wholesaling or just looking for sub2? Or is ...