I usually do double close with this kind of deal.

I don't currently do this myself but if you did, perhaps you could call those back in the last say 2 months and double check with them to see if they are still looking and so on.....

I've got 4 units that I rent out furnished and all bills paid.My target market is guys coming into town for work and want to save compared to a hotel, Most of my contracts are month to month, I'm getting nearly double market rent, and I have a wait list (I know many of you are wondering about vacancies).One lady has ended up with me in a long term situation and is happily paying the higher rent, uses less utilities than her neighbor, fixes her own stuff, even though I implore her not to and to let me pay my handiman to do it, and pays rent early.I knew she had one cat.  

My biggest lesson learned thus far was allowing the listing agent to double-end the deal.

I believe both houses can be rehabbed for 40k or less (I took what I believed it would cost and doubled it to give myself a cushion).

I'm interested in finding some good title companies in Las Vegas, Nevada that do simultaneous & double closings.

You likely need to double close on them as their contract is not assignable.

With two units your dealing with double the repair, two bathroom, kitchen, etc.

I'm looking for info on Double Closing REO cash transactions in Los Angeles.

Also, does anyone know any closing agents/ RE attorneys in South Florida that handle double closings, or simultaneous closings?