OfflineDoes anyone know if it's possible to do a "dry" double close in GA? If so, what title companies will do them?
__________________
AJ
Dry Double Closing
Posted on: Wed, 09/24/2014 - 16:17
Does anyone know if it's possible to do a "dry" double close in GA? If so, what title companies will do them?
AJ
AJ You got to fill out our profile bio a little bit much better so other Dean successful students could help you out. If not, the more you keep asking questions, the less responses you get. It's as simple as that.
Dry closing varies from state to state and also from title company to another title company.
Most title company or attorneys don't do this anymore. They require you to use a transaction funding.
Best and easy way is to create an llc and make your offer in your llc. when you find your buyer, you sell your llc to your buyer.
Check out the "Real Estate Forum", read 30 days to quick cash and down Dean's latest free books. The more you stick with DG.com and read all the free resources which Dean has provided for us, the more knowledge you gain and your confident builds up as well.
All the best and hope this helps
My Favorite Quote Today: "You cannot force a good attitude upon someone. If they want to live unhappy, discouraged and in self-pity, that’s their choice. Don’t allow them to drag you into the pit with them."- Joel Osteen
TC
Miami Florida
"If you are not doing something that help the universe or God or your family, or YOU, is that something you should still be doing?"-Dean Graziosi
"Each day do one thing to get you closer to your dreams because if you do today what others are not willing to do, then tomorrow you can do those things that others are only dreaming about doing!"- Joe Jurek
Follow me on my road to being a BILLIONAIRE http://bit.ly/1q7aOFX
Go LIKE my official facebook page http://on.fb.me/1qQGO6i
You can find this information out by calling your local real estate Attorney/Title company. Ask your local wholesalers in your area.
Reynold Orozco
This is really a localized question whereby the answer requires personal footwork. Don't call the title companies, go see the local ones in person. It will be even better if you have paperwork on the deal and clearly explain what you intend to do. It is really up to the individual title company whether or not they will accept the risk.