Our transactional funding process connects the purchase and resale files. The closing office can confirm whether the proposed sequence, buyer funds and documentation work for the particular transaction.
Wholesale Double Close FundingAcross Jacksonville
Jacksonville's riverfront historic neighborhoods, the Atlantic beaches and the smaller towns of the inland counties create distinct property settings. A Springfield bungalow, a beach-area resale and a house on a larger Baker County parcel each need their own buyer review. Jacksonville Wholesale Double Close connects wholesalers with transactional funding for the purchase side of a double closing. Send the address, both contract prices, the buyer's status and the closing office contact. Funding does not replace inspection, title review or a confirmed resale plan. Submit your Jacksonville Metro deal, and funding can be ready in as little as 24 hours.
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Published funding fees
Fees are flat and published so you can underwrite the funding cost into your offer before you tie up the property. The math behind each line is on the transactional funding fees page.
| Funding Amount | Fee or Detail |
|---|---|
| Up to $500K | 1% ($1,000 minimum) |
| $500K to $1M | 1.25% |
| $1M to $1.5M | 1.50% |
| Additional days | 0.2% per day |
| Two title or closing companies | 1.75% |
| Funding over $1M | Longer due diligence |
| Morby Method | Fees paid upfront via Zelle or wire |
| Additional paperwork or special terms | 1.75% or a per-document fee at our team's discretion |
Property and closing checks in Jacksonville Metro
Confirm the actual parcel and county before coordinating the purchase and resale. The closing office can verify deed taxes, recording costs and the documents needed for both files.
A funding review built around your Jacksonville Metro file
Jacksonville's riverfront historic neighborhoods, the Atlantic beaches and the smaller towns of the inland counties create distinct property settings. A Springfield bungalow, a beach-area resale and a house on a larger Baker County parcel each need their own buyer review.
Our fees follow the published schedule. Include funding fees, separate closing costs and any special terms when deciding whether the spread supports the deal.
Three steps from contract to close
Both transactions typically run through the same title company or closing office. Read how double closing works in Florida, or see the double close vs assignment comparison.
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Submit the property and contracts
Confirm the actual parcel and county before coordinating the purchase and resale. The closing office can verify deed taxes, recording costs and the documents needed for both files.
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Review both linked files
Send the purchase price, resale price and buyer status together. The closing team can identify missing documents and confirm the proposed funding sequence.
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Coordinate the two closings
Funding is considered for the purchase side of the transaction. The closing office confirms disbursement and repayment arrangements before either file is completed.
Questions wholesalers ask
Can I submit a Jacksonville Metro double closing?
You can submit a property in Jacksonville Metro for review. Include the address, purchase and resale prices, buyer status and the closing office contact; submission does not guarantee funding.
Which local details matter across Jacksonville Metro?
Jacksonville's riverfront historic neighborhoods, the Atlantic beaches and the smaller towns of the inland counties create distinct property settings. A Springfield bungalow, a beach-area resale and a house on a larger Baker County parcel each need their own buyer review. Confirm the actual parcel and county before coordinating the purchase and resale. The closing office can verify deed taxes, recording costs and the documents needed for both files.
What is a double closing?
It is a purchase and a separate resale of the same property. The wholesaler takes title between the two transactions, and the closing office coordinates their order and funding.
What costs should I include?
Use the published transactional funding fee schedule alongside the closing costs for each transaction. Extra days, a second closing office or special paperwork can change the funding cost.
Is an assignment always an alternative?
That depends on the contract and the parties involved. Ask the closing team or your legal adviser to confirm what your agreement permits rather than assume it can be assigned.
What should the buyer verify?
Confirm the actual parcel and county before coordinating the purchase and resale. The closing office can verify deed taxes, recording costs and the documents needed for both files.
Service Areas Across Jacksonville
Explore the researched city, community and Jacksonville neighborhood pages across Duval, Clay, Nassau, Baker and St. Johns counties. Each page connects a local property setting with the details needed for a funding review.
Jacksonville
Duval County
Jacksonville combines historic riverfront neighborhoods with a much wider range of inland residential settings. Riverside Avondale and Springfield show why an older renovation cannot be compared with every house in the city.
Jacksonville Beach
Duval County
Jacksonville Beach has an oceanfront pier, Beaches Museum and inland streets extending back from the shore. A home near the beach calls for a different site review from a house farther inland.
Atlantic Beach
Duval County
Atlantic Beach shares Beaches Town Center with Neptune Beach while retaining its own municipal identity. Its coastal streets and walkable center provide context without defining every residential parcel.
Neptune Beach
Duval County
Neptune Beach meets Atlantic Beach at Beaches Town Center. The oceanfront setting should be distinguished from a deal on a less exposed street farther from the sand.
Baldwin
Duval County
Baldwin developed at a crossing of stagecoach routes and later railway lines west of Jacksonville. Its separate town setting is different from the larger city's urban neighborhoods.
Orange Park
Clay County
Orange Park sits beside the St. Johns River and Doctors Lake. Its older streets and waterfront parks should not be treated as one uniform property market.
Green Cove Springs
Clay County
Green Cove Springs developed around mineral springs along the St. Johns River. The riverfront town center and surrounding residential streets offer different contexts for a buyer's review.
Keystone Heights
Clay County
Keystone Heights has a small-town center and a setting linked with area lakes and nearby state parks. A lake-area house needs a parcel-level review rather than a general description of the community.
Penney Farms
Clay County
Penney Farms's tree-lined State Road 16 corridor is designated the J.C. Penney Memorial Scenic Highway. Its village-like residential setting and local historic churches make it distinct within Clay County.
Middleburg
Clay County
Middleburg's waterways and historic setting give it a different character from Jacksonville's urban core. A property described with a Middleburg address may be an established home or a larger parcel with other improvements.
Fleming Island
Clay County
Fleming Island has public boat access to Doctors Lake and sits near the St. Johns River and Black Creek. Those waterways provide location context without establishing rights belonging to a private home.
Fernandina Beach
Nassau County
Fernandina Beach's Victorian seaport history is visible in its older homes and downtown railroad depot. A historic town-center residence and a beach-area property require different buyer checks.
Callahan
Nassau County
Callahan grew where two railway lines met, and its surviving depot records that junction-town history. The older center gives a different setting from an outlying residential parcel.
Hilliard
Nassau County
Hilliard lies around a railway corridor and the meeting of U.S. 1 and County Road 108. Its town streets and surrounding timberland are distinct settings for a property review.
Yulee
Nassau County
Yulee is an unincorporated Nassau County area along the A1A corridor between Interstate 95 and the Intracoastal Waterway. Its mix of older communities and newer subdivisions makes the actual location important.
Macclenny
Baker County
Macclenny's Heritage Park Village preserves local homes and exhibits from Baker County's past. The city's older center should be distinguished from houses or land outside its built-up streets.
Glen St. Mary
Baker County
Glen St. Mary grew from a township founded in the nineteenth century amid earlier farming settlements. Its small-town center provides a different starting point from the surrounding rural land.
St. Augustine
St. Johns County
St. Augustine's brick streets, bayfront and historic sites give its older center a distinct property setting. A renovation there needs a different review from a later subdivision resale.
St. Augustine Beach
St. Johns County
St. Augustine Beach has an oceanfront park along A1A Beach Boulevard south of Anastasia State Park. A beach-area property should be assessed on its actual elevation and building condition rather than a postcard view.
Ponte Vedra Beach
St. Johns County
Ponte Vedra Beach combines ocean-side resort settings with residential communities and golf courses. A property's specific subdivision matters more than treating the whole area as one type of home.
Nocatee
St. Johns and Duval counties
Nocatee was planned with multiple residential neighborhoods, recreation, schools and a town-center setting. The development spans a broader area than any one of its individual subdivisions.
Hastings
St. Johns County
Hastings and the nearby Elkton area have a long agricultural history reflected in documented historic farmsteads. Hastings is now an unincorporated St. Johns County community after its former town dissolved.
Riverside Avondale
Duval County
Riverside Avondale is a Jacksonville neighborhood with tree-lined historic streets and the Five Points commercial center. Its mix of preserved homes gives a different renovation context from newer parts of the city.
Springfield
Duval County
Springfield sits north of downtown Jacksonville and includes restored mansions and bungalows. The variety of older buildings means a repair estimate needs to follow the house rather than a single neighborhood template.
Mandarin
Duval County
Mandarin's residential streets and historic sites follow the St. Johns River south of San Marco. Walter Jones Historical Park preserves a farm complex from its earlier citrus-growing setting.
San Marco
Duval County
San Marco sits on Jacksonville's Southbank and centers on San Marco Square. Its older residential and commercial setting is distinct from a generic Southside property description.
Murray Hill
Duval County
Murray Hill combines historic buildings with local shops and a former movie theater turned performance venue. The neighborhood's older streets provide a concrete setting for checking a home's actual condition.
Ortega
Duval County
Ortega has historic homes and riverfront parks along the St. Johns River. A property near the water requires a different site review from an interior lot under the tree canopy.
Arlington
Duval County
Jacksonville's Arlington area includes Fort Caroline National Memorial and the Jacksonville Arboretum. Its broad mix of streets and natural settings makes the neighborhood name alone insufficient for underwriting.
Eastside
Duval County
Jacksonville's Eastside, locally called OutEast, has historic buildings associated with the Gullah Geechee community. Its distinctive architecture should be reviewed with respect for the particular house and its status.
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