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You can protect yourself from potential cash buyer scams by requesting ‘Proof of Funds’ documentation and asking for a non-refundable deposit that’s at least 5% of the selling price. They’re often a sign that the buyer doesn’t actually have the money to buy the house and can’t qualify for a loan.
Beyond doing your duediligence online, it’s also a good idea to pick up the phone and put a voice to the business. Harvell also suggests getting concrete proof that the buyer has purchased properties in their name as part of the vetting process. Verification of funds. Inspection period. Put a voice to a name.
Reiner advises asking for proof of funds such as a bank statement to ensure the buyer has sufficient resources to close the deal. With a cash home buyer, there are usually no financing or inspectioncontingencies typically found in traditional real estate contracts. Duediligence for a cash buyer is mostly title related.
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