Ok, I am brand new to this forum, and need relatively quick advice, so much appreciation for anyone who can help.
There is currently a condo-covnersion occuring, in which a tenant cannot buy the unit. I would like to purchase at the tenant price, but am not a tenant. The tenant is willing to work with me, but cannot qualify to buy the unit. The developer will not permit assignments.
I have heard the terms “double closing” and “simultaneous closing”, but do not know if they are different, and how each works. If anyone can answer and/or direct me to reading, that woudl be great!!!
Im pretty sure that there is no difference, a simultaneous closing is when you do two closing on the same property at the same time…to do this, you would need to get a title or closing agent to be able to do one.
I believe that a double closing need not occur on the same day. I bought a house and held it for about 3 weeks before I sold it and it was still considered a double closing.
Wilson
PS - Please don’t take this as gospel, because someone else may have a different take on the subject.
well, i might be missing something, but it doesn’t seem that simple… i am trying to avoid having to do two mortgages… I also can’t have developer know that I am end buyer… what are the mechanics of what the title agent would do? how do i get the loan from the bank?
The title agent would be the one who checks the title…by that i mean to see if the owner really owns it. Then they could close the property for you or you could get a closing agent.