Once an executed contract has been submitted to the lender and another offer is submitted on the property, how is the 2nd offer supposed to be handled? Obviously present the offer to the seller but:
Does it HAVE to be presented to the lender? Even if
OK, all my Florida peeps -- Item 7 has me confused.
Back-up Offers (Check one - if no option is checked, then option (a) is deemed selected):
Choice a says that during the term of contract, seller agrees not to accept or enter into any back-up offe
Read more…This thread is for those banks that we know for a fact will NOT accept Electronic or Stamped signatures on their documents. Please post the banks/lenders below & any other quirky requirements that you have discovered. I hope that this too can be a
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The FBI is focusing its attention on real estate brokers to see whether or not the broker submitted all offers to the lender in a short sale transaction. A real estate broker who does not submit ALL offers to the lender could be charged with being
Read more…For those of us that use an electronic signature service, I thought it might be helpful to make a list of the banks/lenders that accept electronic signatures. Hopefully this could potentially be a reference thread to prevent future surprises from ne
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