Multiple offers and multiple low offers are two different things...I don't mind getting in a couple of offers simultaneously for a buyer and I usually let the other agents know so they can be aware, alongside a short expiration. 

My question is simultaneously simple and complex:Is it absurd to even think about undertaking this type of project and fundraising/syndicating this type of property with no experience?

So once we played it as “it’ll be a lot easier if we buy a house we can house hack, live there a year, simultaneously scope out other areas of town we would prefer to live, stack cash, then move into our long term house and keep the other as a rental and continue to subsidize our mortgage payment that way.”Was a no brainer once we looked at it from a logistical standpoint rather than wanting to be in the cute HGTV home right out of the gate.

So now literally talking about 1 month to close it and lenders many not accepting closing by years end as pushing newer applications and loans early in process to close next year.Maybe you could try short term owner finance to close the sale out this year if it is for tax purposes and then simultaneously run the loan process and take out the seller finance note once the lender loan comes into place.No legal or tax advice given.  

Because the borrower is not personally obligated on the mortgages securing the investment properties, they are not included in the property count and the result is only two financed properties.The borrower is purchasing and financing two investment properties simultaneously.

You theoretically could have an agent work for you handling your sides of a simultaneous close.

I’ve decided to take some time save up enough for my first down payment, while simultaneously continuing to learn and keeping my eye on what pops up on the market.

Simultaneously, I could have offered to buy it on a sub-to right away.

@Crane Xu I’m currently doing two cash out refis simultaneously.

Your writing style is super clear and concise, but simultaneously entertaining.