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Posted on: Thu, 08/25/2011 - 14:45
back to back closings

I live in Chester County, Pennsylvania. Does anyone know a good title company that can and will do back to back closings? HELP

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Posted on: Thu, 09/01/2011 - 05:40 #1
back to back closing

Try calling title companies. Ask them about doing creative deals and specifically back to back closings. This is a good way to start putting your power team together as well.

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Posted on: Tue, 09/13/2011 - 01:23 #2
Road Blocks

I've been having a ton of problems with finding anyone [title companies OR attorneys] that have even heard of doing "doubles" or "back-to-backs".... never the less, I will eventually find my team members to complete my POWER TEAM!

Good luck MileyGroup!

B


Posted on: Tue, 09/13/2011 - 01:54 #3
Title company

Send a Email to Coastal-Funding and ask them for a list of Title Company they have used in your area..I did and got a list of 10 Companys to use and they all know what your talking about


Posted on: Fri, 10/07/2011 - 21:31 #4
Title Companies

For double closings you can use the "let the fingers do the walking" method or consult with your real estate agent for suggestions.
Another good source is investor club meetings and ask members whom they use.
Also don't forget about mortgage companies. you can give them a call explain what you are trying to do and ask for suggestions. They know!

Good Hunting,

Randy Bailiff


Posted on: Fri, 10/07/2011 - 21:50 #5
Title Company Thanks

Thanks I am going to try and see if they will do that for ME. I haven't had any luck finding my power team . So I will start with Coastal-funding.com. Thanks again.

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Posted on: Fri, 10/07/2011 - 22:09 #6
I make an offer subject Short sale,

I make an offer CASH to the bank, subject Short sale waiting for bank approve, I know the bank going to say yes,I have a problem my credit not that good because my house in Las-Vegas, NV foreclose end of 2009
when they approve what can I do?
Please Help
Ranndy


Posted on: Fri, 10/07/2011 - 23:58 #7
Your Short Sale Offer...

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yourfortunity wrote:
I make an offer CASH to the bank, subject Short sale waiting for bank approve, I know the bank going to say yes,I have a problem my credit not that good because my house in Las-Vegas, NV foreclose end of 2009
when they approve what can I do?
Please Help
Ranndy

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Hi Randy,

It is hard to give advise you from the details you have offered here. There are many questions...facts...that are still unspoken.

* What do you intend to do with the property when the bank says "YES"?
* What was your offer compared to the "Fair Market Value" of the property?
* How much rehabbing costs are there to be done to the property?
* Are you planning on doing the rehabbing to the property?
* Do you plan to keep or flip the property?

If you can put up the answers to these questions, someone will be better able to advise you on what to do when the Bank says "YES" to your offer...Smiling

Theo T.Cool
CogniWorld-LV

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