Wholesale Double Close Fundingin Phoenix, Arizona

For a Phoenix double close, identify whether the property is an older central-city home or a newer subdivision address. Tell the escrow team if an HOA is involved and confirm both sides can close in sequence. For a double close, share the purchase and resale contracts, end buyer and escrow or title company. We review the A-to-B funding request against the specific transaction; submission is not approval.

Transaction-based funding

Built for A-to-B / B-to-C closings

Documentation reviewed by transaction

Clear next-step communication

Closing a Double Close in Phoenix

Arizona residential closings generally run through a licensed escrow agent, often at a title company. The escrow officer follows written instructions, prepares settlement figures and disburses funds once the conditions are met. Ask the company handling your file about its process.

A double close adds a separate A-to-B purchase and B-to-C resale. Escrow needs documents and settlement figures for both, with purchase-side funding ready before the resale closes. Share any HOA requirements early so the closing team can plan the sequence.

A Transaction Plan for Phoenix Wholesalers

A double close needs purchase-side capital before the end buyer completes the resale. We review both contracts, the end buyer and the escrow setup to see whether the transaction fits. If two title companies or HOA documents are involved, include those details up front.

Funding Built Around the Deal Documents

Send the purchase and resale contracts, the end buyer details and the funding amount. We review the property, parties and closing sequence against the transaction documents.

A Transaction-Level Review

Submit both contracts and the proposed escrow sequence so the funding request can be reviewed. Questions about amounts, conditions or documents depend on the actual transaction and the funder’s written terms.

Coordination With Arizona Escrow

Arizona escrow instructions determine how the funding reaches the purchase side. Tell us whether one or two title companies are involved and flag any pending HOA documents so the closing plan reflects them.

How Double-Closing Funding Works in Phoenix

Share the two contracts and the proposed closing date. We review the funding need and work with the parties on a plan that the escrow or title company can follow. Include HOA or repair terms that could affect the transaction.

Step 1: Submit the Deal Structure

Send the property address, purchase and resale prices, both contracts, the closing date and the escrow or title company. Mention any HOA requirements or second closing company.
Step 2: We Review the Transaction

We review the contracts, funding amount, end buyer and closing sequence. If details are missing, we ask for them. Submission is not approval.
Step 3: Coordinate the Closing

If the transaction moves forward, the closing professionals coordinate the A-to-B funding and B-to-C resale under the escrow instructions. The exact sequence depends on the deal.

Transactional funding bridges the purchase and immediate resale. It is not long-term financing for a rehab or extended hold; each deal requires its own review and written terms.

Phoenix Deal Checklist

Confirm the purchase and resale contracts and the end buyer's readiness.
Ask escrow to confirm the two closing instructions and any association documents.
Send the funding amount and the title-company setup for fee review.

These are general checks, not an approval, legal advice or a promised closing date.

Double-Closing Funding Fees for Phoenix Transactions

The funding amount sets the base fee. Extra days, two closing companies or special paperwork can change the total. Review the schedule below with your contracts and escrow setup.

Double-closing funding fee schedule
Transaction / Condition	Fee
Up to $500K	1% ($1,000 minimum)
$500K–$1M	1.25%
$1M–$1.5M	1.50%
Additional Days	0.2% per day
Two title/closing companies involved	1.75% fee
Funding over $1M	longer due diligence period applies
Morby Method transactions	fees must be paid upfront via Zelle or wire
Additional paperwork or special terms	1.75% fee or a per-document fee, at our team’s discretion

Important Details

Funding over $1M: longer due diligence period applies
Morby Method transactions: fees must be paid upfront via Zelle or wire
Additional paperwork or special terms: 1.75% fee or a per-document fee, at our team's discretion

The final fee depends on the amount, days outstanding and closing setup. Share your documents so the team can review which terms apply to your transaction.

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Questions About Double Closing in Phoenix

The answers below cover common questions about Phoenix double closes. Your escrow or title company can confirm the requirements for your specific file.

Why does a double close in Arizona usually run through escrow instead of an attorney's office?

Arizona residential closings typically use licensed escrow agents, often within title companies. For a double close, escrow coordinates separate instructions and settlement figures for the purchase and resale. Ask your closing company how it handles back-to-back transactions.

Can the two sides of a Phoenix deal close with different title companies?

Sometimes, if both companies can coordinate the closings. Tell us when two title or closing companies are involved; the published schedule lists a 1.75% fee for that setup.

What changes when the Phoenix property is in an HOA?

An HOA can add disclosures, demand figures or transfer requirements that affect closing. Tell your escrow officer and share any association documents you have so the transaction can be reviewed.

Does an older Phoenix house call for different documents than a newer subdivision home?

Older homes may have repair or inspection terms that change the resale figures, while newer communities may have HOA requirements. Include the relevant addenda and property details with both contracts.

How soon can funding be available for a Phoenix double close?

Timing depends on the documents and closing coordination; no closing time is promised. Send both signed contracts, end buyer details and escrow instructions to avoid delays in review.

Is my personal income or credit part of the review?

Requirements vary by transaction; do not assume credit or income review is waived. We focus on the property, contracts, end buyer and closing structure, and may ask for more information.

How does transactional capital move through an A-to-B and B-to-C closing?

Transactional capital funds the A-to-B purchase before the end buyer completes the B-to-C resale. Resale proceeds typically repay that funding and its fee, following the escrow instructions for the deal.