You might be able to double close, but the bank my try to control the title company.If its listed on the MLS for $66k and its really worth $140K, ask your self why someone else hasn't already bought it.Jon

FOUND SOME GREAT LEADS, GREAT TITLE COMPANIES LOOKING FOR A COUPLE OF INVESTORS WHO LOVE Mexico as much as I do....Thanks for readingMikey

I am not on title and the house was never purchased as far as I am awareThanksVanilla

We have an LLC registered in Washington State that holds title to 3 properties.

Instead of giving you the money, and then you sending it to the title company, you would have the title company do a deed of trust or mortgage.

I'v bought and sold three homes over the last 25 years, but they have all been conventional deals through realtors with closings conducted at title companies.

I bought the Mike OH book - funny my wife thought it was ridiculous due to it's title "One Minute to Rental Proeprty Riches" but really he was making fun, with that title, of all the gurus who make their systems seem like a get rich quick miracle course.

As the title says, my tenants went 3 months without paying their rent.

Tim-You know your a real estate investor when:You find properties on you own and not ask you realtor to send you a list of properties that have cat urineYou have access to Title search accounts when you not a broker, real estate agent, or loan officerWhen you have enough time to talk all day on a real estate web forum and not have to worry about who is going to pay the bills (if any LOL)

WHat you do is write two different contracts, one between you and the seller for x amount, and one between you and the end buyer for higher amount.Just make sure you have a title company that is willing to work with you on double closing.I highly recommend just assigning the property.