HomeLight

SEPTEMBER 9, 2020

Once you’ve figured out where the money is coming from, it will be easier to take the next step: getting proof that you have the cash. Obtain proof of funds from the bank. Providing a proof-of-funds letter is more secure than forking over a bank statement, which contains sensitive information. Get an inspection.

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HomeLight

JULY 31, 2020

These could include: The appraisal contingency : Lenders require an appraisal, but if you are paying cash and you’re confident that the price is fair, you don’t need one. The inspection contingency : As a cash buyer, an inspection contingency is optional. This can save you between $300 and $450.

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Point2Homes

SEPTEMBER 30, 2021

Similarly, be cautious of buyers who refuse to work with a title company or using a notary to formalize the deed of sale and who are suspiciously pushy about getting your signature on the contract. But if your buyer refuses to let you have a lawyer look over the contract they’ve drawn up, that should be an instant red flag. Cash Purchases.

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HomeLight

OCTOBER 20, 2022

Preliminary title report. Doing a title search before you put your home on the market alerts you about any pending taxes, restrictions, or liens on the property that you’ll have to clear before selling. Pre-inspection. Home inspection report. To ward off home-inspection pitfalls , check off any necessary home repairs.

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HomeLight

MARCH 13, 2023

You don’t need the added stress of waiting for the buyer’s mortgage approval or a home inspection turning up any unpleasant surprises. Home-buying companies generally pick up closing costs including title search and title insurance that usually range from 1.5% Both parties sign a contract and submit it to a title company.

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HomeLight

JULY 31, 2021

Harvell also suggests getting concrete proof that the buyer has purchased properties in their name as part of the vetting process. I’m not talking about a ‘proof of funds’ letter — those are easily manipulated,” he says. “If Verification of funds. Inspection period. Step 6: Pass the inspection.

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HomeLight

MARCH 16, 2023

Ramcharitar says sellers also pay 2% of the sales price for closing costs and another 2% for title insurance. He adds that negotiations and home inspection issues could further reduce the price by 10%. Home-buying companies generally pick up the remainder of closing costs that total about 8% including title search and title insurance.

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