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Teri M.
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Hud-1????? Double Close

Teri M.
  • Wholesaler
  • Houston, TX
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Not Getting the Hud-1 thing! If I am double closing using flash funding in the 1st transaction then 2nd closing with investor that brings all cash, why is hud-1 involved in second closing? Doesnt hud-1 have to do with buying with a loan? Experienced investors that do double closings please explain the closing process, Kind of confused, thanks!

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Ryan Webber
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Ryan Webber
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According to RESPA, a HUD-1 is required on all federally related loans. Now I've never seen any specifications on the seller/buyer only seeing one side or the other, and I've done several transactions where the seller/buyer did only see their side of the transaction. I have also done several deals where there was no HUD-1 at all, just as Robert mentioned, but they were on cash transactions.

As for earnest money, you should pretty much ALWAYS get earnest money when you are selling a deal. Now I personally prefer the buyer to pay me directly rather than the title company so I don't have to hassle with getting a release of earnest money from the buyer if and when they back out.

Even if the buyer paid the earnest money to the title company directly, you could still get the money as long as the buyer doesn't have a legal right within the contract to back out and get his earnest money back. That would be determined by the contract and by your state's contract laws.

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