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Realty Biz
MARCH 13, 2024
Getting Pre-Approved For A Mortgage In a seller’s market like Maryland, getting pre-approved for a mortgage loan should be one of the first steps for hopeful buyers. Pre-approval provides a significant advantage by showing sellers you are a serious buyer with the financing ready to make a purchase.
The Close
FEBRUARY 6, 2024
Ensure Your Client Has Loan Pre-approval Many sellers are anxious to get to the closing table quickly, which drives many to cash buyers , even for a lower price. Also, understand the difference between a prequalifying and a pre-approval letter. That could be a pretty sizable chunk of money from the seller’s profit.
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Windemere Buying
JUNE 22, 2022
It means the seller has accepted an offer and there’s a good chance the deal will go through, but because the sale is not yet final, the property is technically not off the table. When the sale closes, the money goes toward the down payment or closing costs. Now you’re ready to close!
HomeLight
JANUARY 3, 2023
Year-over-year, monthly sales in the Phoenix metro area were down nearly 25%. Often, the decision to go for sale by owner (or, “FSBO”) is motivated by a desire to save on agent commissions. Once you’ve seen what’s required, you can roll up your sleeves and get started with your FSBO sale in Colorado.
Dwell Real Estate
JULY 10, 2020
Earnest money remains in an escrow account or with the title company until the real estate sale closes. And, if everything goes off without a hitch, that earnest money is transferred from escrow and put toward the buyer's down payment and closing costs. So you can't lose earnest money put up in good faith, right?
HomeLight
JULY 31, 2020
Closing on a house seems pretty straightforward. There’s a house for sale that you want to buy. Once the buyer and seller sign the contract, the closing process begins — and therein lies the rub. These are the top home closing delays that could affect if and when you close on your new home, and how to overcome them.
Dwell Real Estate
JULY 10, 2020
Earnest money remains in an escrow account or with the title company until the real estate sale closes. And, if everything goes off without a hitch, that earnest money is transferred from escrow and put toward the buyer's down payment and closing costs. So you can't lose earnest money put up in good faith, right?
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