Auctions-Is There A Way Out?

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  chrisnange200328th September, 2005

  Thank you for the info. We did not get the house at auction but, it was a definite learning experience and I appreciate the advice. Oddly enough, my post was not supposed to be here. This was a residential auction. My post was supposed to be in the residential forum. I apologize.

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  kevinblue23rd September, 2005

  I doubt any title co. in Chicago will do a double closing. Most will want the end lender to know about the previous closing (may be a deal killer). Your best bet may be to set it all up throug an attorney, because a title co. will be less lickley to ask them questions.

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  InActive_Account23rd September, 2005

  Thanks for the advice. I am meeting with an attorney next week to go over some things. I will bring it up then.
  
  Jack

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  kevinblue27th September, 2005

  jack,
  
  I am also looking for a good real estate lawyer. Please let me know how your meeting goes. My e-mail is **Please See My Profile**
  
  thanks
  
  kevin

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  InActive_Account27th September, 2005

  Yeah that seems like it is definetely the case. I am going to approach things a little different and let the lawyer know that I plan on doing 1-3 deals a month. Maybe then they will be interested in my business.
  
  Jack

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  commercialking29th September, 2005

  I do double closings all the time through both Chicago Title and Stewart title.

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  commercialking29th September, 2005

  I might also recomend that you come to the Chicago Real estate meetup group. There are lots of people there who will be glad to recommend attorneys, etc.

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  InActive_Account29th September, 2005

  commercialking,
  
  Thanks for the replies. I have been in need of a title company. Where does the Chicago Real estate meetup group meet and when?
  
  Jack

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  InActive_Account29th September, 2005

  commercialking,
  
  One more thing. Do you use the title companies directly or do you go through an attorney? Thanks for your time.
  
  Jack