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that is not true - or maybe I should say that I have closed a Chase HAFA wherein the buyer contributed $X to the sellers closing costs/lien releases. It was written into the purchase agreement and Chase did not object at all. Usually we have a seller contribute to the buyer's closings costs - it's the same clause except the other way around - just be sure to include "...and/or lien releases" in the purchase agreement special clause
You are correct concerning contribution from seller on HAFA. It can be allowed on traditional short sales but violates the terms of a HAFA short sale. There is a max that can be paid to jr. lien holder and be in compliance with HAFA.
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