What Is Transactional Funding for a Double Close?

Understand A–B and B–C closings, fee timing, and the documents needed for transactional funding.

Immediate answer

Transactional funding can finance the purchase side of an approved double close. The investor buys from the seller in the A–B transaction and sells to the end buyer in the B–C transaction.

Follow the funds

The settlement agent coordinates two transactions. Before committing to a closing date, confirm the purchase amount, end-buyer funding, repayment timing, title requirements, and both settlement statements. A resale contract alone does not establish that funds will be available.

FundFastr fee timing

For transactions under $1 million, FundFastr charges 1.75% for the first 24 hours and 0.25% per diem for each additional day. The double-close fee is collected on the B–C settlement statement, with no fee required upfront. Morby Method transactions require the fee upfront.

Prepare the closing package

Executed purchase and resale contracts, where applicable
Property address, purchase amount, resale amount, and requested funding
Planned closing dates and anticipated repayment
Settlement-agent contact information and transaction requirements

What can delay a closing?

Missing contract terms, title issues, changes to the end buyer’s funding, or a mismatch between the purchase and resale timing can delay the transaction. Submit the package early enough to review the structure. Funding and closing times are subject to approval and availability.