I've even heard someone name their LLC "double L single c".

It just depends if you have something else to invest in, its really just opportunity cost...I usually stick with a double, if I double my equity, I'll sell.

We should be fine since the land value should have doubled or tripled since we took it from Farm ground to property utilized for commercial use.Continuing to invest for the future. 

I'm looking for investor friendly Title Companies or Closing Attorneys in Maryland, preferably in Montgomery County, MD that are familiar with Double Closings and Assignments.Does anyone know of any in Montgomery County, MD or in the state of Maryland who are great for wholesaling deals?

I am just a hands on Landlord type and I always tell people that the first thing they need to Buy is a Home...preferably one that needs a lot of fixing up and you double the value.  2 years later it is Tax-free to Sell and do another one.

Bid even more (like double) in an attempt to turn his head and swoop to get the property!!!!

Double digit appreciation with no end in sight. 

Hey @Tucker Cummings, first and foremost, I am not a licensed advisor or attorney so please always double check and understand I am just giving my perspective! 

We were given a heads up that three of the top items the appraiser will be looking for are code compliant smoke detectors, carbon monoxide detectors, and that the water heater is double braced.

Some people do double close regularly but in general you hear wholesalers close only if a) they have to since the contract is not assignable, mostly REOs and Short Sales or b) they did such a good job that the fee they will be making is especially large and they don't want any issues with the buyer or seller getting POed if they see how much money they made.If they put the contract on it because they in fact think it is a good deal that they can easily sell then putting up a deposit should not be a deal breaker for them.