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Robert Blocker
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Transactional Funding/Double closings Massachusetts

Robert Blocker
  • Boston, MA
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I am beginning my journey in wholesaling, I recently had a situation with a home owner who wanted a Proof of fund letter to possibly put put the house under contract, however I lost that deal because i didn't come with POF letter in a timely fashion, upon learning about Proof of funds i learned about TRANSACTIONAL FUNDING for wholesaling houses as well, so before my next wave of calls come in due to direct mail I would like to learn the transactional funding process and how to double close a deal in massachusetts. Can i double close or must the a to b be sold from transactional funding in massachusetts. then B to C? can someone explain and should i use transactional funding locally? i don't want to get the house under contract then run into problems with the closing attorney because of funding issues. Thanks

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Robbie Reutzel
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Shirley, MA
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Robbie Reutzel
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Shirley, MA
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Hi @Robert Blocker

Good question. Getting a POF letter is easy but what you really need is a closing attorney who understands investing, particularly wholesaling and double closing.

The best we have dealt with and the only ones we ever use now are Grugnale & Schlesinger in the Boston area.  I am happy to send you an introduction if you PM me.

Thanks and good luck!

  • Robbie Reutzel

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