condition precedent: Are you working with a “Bona Fide” Buyer?
- 08/23/10 06:34 PM
Are you working with a “Bona Fide” Buyer? Many Buyers don’t have the financial resources and cannot qualify for a mortgage. It is therefore imperative that all Buyers be pre-approved before they start tying up the assets of a Seller with bogus offers. Asking the Buyer a few pre-screening questions is a good idea: What amount are you pre-approved for? How much do you have put aside for closing and moving costs? How much do you have put aside for a down payment? Can you provide a letter from the lender confirming your bona fides? How much deposit (non-fundable consideration) will (10 comments)
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