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A double close (back-to-back closing) consists of two distinct transactions occurring on the same day: Contract A-B (Seller to You) followed immediately by Contract B-C (You to End Buyer). Unlike a standard contract assignment where your net fee is visibly disclosed on the settlement statement to all parties, a double close keeps your profit margins private between independent purchase agreements.

There are zero upfront application fees, onboarding deposits, or recurring subscription charges. Our introduction and closing coordination fees are transparently tied to successful settlement and disbursed directly through the closing title agent on the final B-C settlement statement at closing.

First, deed transfer A-B is recorded, and funds are released to the original seller. Immediately thereafter, deed B-C is recorded, end-buyer funds are distributed to balance the escrow ledger, and your net proceeds wire is released.

No. Because you are legally taking title to the property on the A-B deed before transferring ownership to the end buyer on the B-C deed, the end buyer only sees their agreed contract purchase price on the B-C closing disclosure, keeping your baseline acquisition numbers fully confidential.

To initiate intake, upload a fully executed A-B purchase agreement, a signed B-C resale agreement or formal buyer letter of intent, and confirmation of escrow deposit from the title company. Our review team evaluates terms within 24 hours.

Because the A-B purchase is contingent upon verified escrow clearance of B-C proceeds, the transactional funding facility is only triggered once end-buyer certified funds are in escrow.