My experience has been that BofA counters all offers as a standard practice and most of the time "asks" for cash contribution and/or cash when clearly the seller doesn't have any "cash" to contribute.
I've had success just countering those terms and explaining in the very small space they give as to why.
This morning I was given another counter w/cash contribution and promissory note. What has been everyone else's experience with this?
It's also sneaky of BofA to show they will pay a 6% commission and in your area they auto populate it to be 5% so if you happen to "overlook" that part it is lowered.....
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