DOUBLE CLOSING

[Sibongile Yancy]

Hi,
Can anyone refer a real estate investor friendly attorney who handles double closings.
I am looking for one for a property in Fairfield, Connecticut

[Arktavious Sally]

Sibongile Yancy I would get a referral from a investor at my local REA.

[Tom W.]

Hey Sibongile Yancy, there was thread where they mentioned both a title company (dont know if they double close or not, but if investor mentioned they most likely are investor friendly) and also a Reia link. Check it out, hope it helps.

https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/55/topics/94181-beginning-wholesaler

[Sibongile Yancy]

W Tomsin Thank you for the link

[Sibongile Yancy]

Arktavious Sally Thank you for the suggestion

[Jason Lawrence]

I hate to kick a dead horse, but as a newbie... I'd like to revisit this question about finding an attorney in Connecticut that conducts double closings.

This seems like an awful important issue for those who are focusing on wholesaling.

Am I wrong?

Thanks in advance.

[Jonathan Makovsky]

Originally posted by @Jason Lawrence:

I hate to kick a dead horse, but as a newbie... I'd like to revisit this question about finding an attorney in Connecticut that conducts double closings.

This seems like an awful important issue for those who are focusing on wholesaling.

Am I wrong?

Thanks in advance.

My attorney is investor friendly, but I have never double closed a deal with him (yet), so I can't speak from experience. Feel free to PM me if you would like more details.

[Raymond B.]

@Jason Lawrence,

If you still need an Attorney, I can recommend one in Wallingford, Ct.

Raymond