I need a title company /lawyer in South Carolina who can close a wholesale double closing ( simultaneous closing) deal front to back.

Bank tentatively accepted an offer for $120k and I already have found an end buyer for  $145k , my question is can I still do a simultaneous close using an option contract or do I need to start an LLC or land trust.  

Most title companies have been making their "B" clients in the transaction bring their own $ to the table to close and not letting the "C" clients $ fund the deal to prevent any double close or simultaneous closings due to the HUD laws. 

I had hoped to simply do a simultaneous closing like I’ve done in the past.

So, do you have to do a simultaneous closing?  

Does this mean that the tenant, upon completing the info and paying for the background check, has to give me permission to see it, or is the report generated and sent to both parties simultaneously?

Therefore, there is a significant benefit to having leases start in late spring to match the moving times of new doctors doing their residency and fellowships.If there are no circumstances that create a perfect lease time, maybe consider staggering your rentals, so you have less chance of multiple simultaneous vacancies.

If you have a tiny salary how would you pay the mortgage if you had a vacancy in one or both units simultaneously?

You are simultaneously doing two things.

Does anyone know of a title company in Lexington KY that does Assignment and Simultaneous Closes without transactional funding?