Double Close Funding

A-B Funding

Up to 100% of the A-B purchase funding

Maximum Funding

Up to $100 million+

Timeline

Same-day or back-to-back closing

Credit Check

No personal credit check on current structure

Income Verification

No conventional income verification

Availability

All 50 states

Base Fee

1.25% for capital up to $1 million

Above $1M

Tiered pricing — request terms

Add-Ons

+1% less than one week's notice · +1% multiple title companies / non-sequential closings

EMD Funding

Short-term deposit funding, commonly wired to escrow during the refundable period

Double Close

Often priced as a percentage of the A-B funding, tiered by amount

Stack / Echo

Often priced as a percentage with a minimum fee

Credit

Many transactional structures require no personal credit pull

Timeline

Commonly same-day to a few days on complete submissions

Double Close Funding is for wholesalers and land flippers executing back-to-back A-B / B-C closings who want to close both legs instead of assigning. That includes wholesalers whose contracts or markets require a true double close, investors who want to keep the original contract price private from the end buyer, and flippers executing same-day or back-to-back transactions where an assignment is not permitted or practical.

Double Close Funding funds the A-B purchase in a same-day or back-to-back double close; the advance is repaid from the B-C resale proceeds through title or escrow. It can fund up to 100% of the A-B purchase funding, up to $100M+, with no personal credit check on the current structure.

Use Double Close Funding when you need to close the purchase and resale within a short window, or when an assignment is not permitted or practical. It fits the moment between the A-B contract and the B-C resale — the window where you need capital to close the purchase before reselling to the end buyer the same day or within days.

A double close keeps the original contract price private from the end buyer and works where an assignment is not allowed. Transactional funding is used instead of traditional bank financing because a conventional loan is not designed to fund a same-day back-to-back resale — the timeline is too short and the structure is wrong. With no personal credit pull and up to 100% of the A-B funding, it is built for exactly this back-to-back scenario.

• Wholesale assignments that require a true double close
• Keeping the original contract price private
• Time-sensitive back-to-back closings
• Land flips and same-day resales

1. 1

   Submit the deal

   Select your transaction type and provide the executed contracts, end-buyer proof of funds, and structure details.

2. 2

   Preliminary review

   We identify the appropriate funding path and provider for the transaction structure.

3. 3

   Verification

   The provider verifies the agreement, end buyer, title/escrow setup, and structure soundness.

4. 4

   Funding

   Fund the deposit, double close, or cash-to-close — repaid from the transaction at closing.

A transactional funding provider evaluates the transaction structure, not the borrower's personal credit or income. They review the executed contracts, the end buyer's ability to close (proof of funds or loan approval), the title and escrow setup, and whether the structure is sound — whether the deposit is refundable, whether the B-C buyer is funded, whether the seller carry covers the gap. Because repayment comes from the transaction itself, the credibility of the closing chain matters more than the borrower's profile. No personal credit pull is run on the current structures.

• Repaid from the B-C resale proceeds at closing through title/escrow

• Requires executed A-B and B-C contracts
• End buyer must be identified and fundable (proof of funds or loan approval)
• Same title/escrow company strongly preferred