Like most questions - It depends.If the title company is willing to use the funds from the second seller to close your deal than no you do not need funds.So seller is A you are B and the end buyer is C.

I really appreciate the friendly welcomes, responses and advice@Raymond B.

For instance, you get a house under contract for $45k (A) compared to a house you get under contract for $17k (B).

What I did was to start flipping houses part-time on the side while still working a full-time j-o-b.

Originally posted by @Gautam Venkatesan: @Nick B.

Call up your local title company you will be closing with and tell them you need a double closing or a-b, b-c closing but you want to know if they have a transactional lender you can use.

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As far as my personal purchase price, I'm thinking I could purchase for less b/c there would be zero commission under that scenario and we might even be able to transfer it to me w/o paying conveyance tax.

Should we put bids in on properties first before we commit to an investor or visa versa?