Bank wants a $3k nonrefundable deposit?

[PCinSD]

Appreciate the input. I guess my only option is to wait for the agent to get back to me. Just seems like a fairly onerous term, and one that’s not necessary to get the place sold. Almost seems like they are intentionally trying to discourage buyers.

[recordsclerk]

You just have to get an inspection done before bidding. This is probably why the price got your attention in the first place. Since you are paying all cash there are no reasons to back out of the deal anyway.

[recordsclerk]

You just have to get an inspection done before bidding. This is probably why the price got your attention in the first place. Since you are paying all cash there are no reasons to back out of the deal anyway.

[recordsclerk]

You just have to get an inspection done before bidding. This is probably why the price got your attention in the first place. Since you are paying all cash there are no reasons to back out of the deal anyway.

[recordsclerk]

You just have to get an inspection done before bidding. This is probably why the price got your attention in the first place. Since you are paying all cash there are no reasons to back out of the deal anyway.

[recordsclerk]

You just have to get an inspection done before bidding. This is probably why the price got your attention in the first place. Since you are paying all cash there are no reasons to back out of the deal anyway.

[mwtosd]

[quote=AK]I wonder if the listing agent is trying to scare off people in favor of his/her own buyers …
[/quote]

Maybe call the bank directly and see if there truly is a $3,000 non-refundable deposit, just in case the agent is saying that (to favor one of their buyers) but the bank has different terms.

[mwtosd]

[quote=AK]I wonder if the listing agent is trying to scare off people in favor of his/her own buyers …
[/quote]

Maybe call the bank directly and see if there truly is a $3,000 non-refundable deposit, just in case the agent is saying that (to favor one of their buyers) but the bank has different terms.

[mwtosd]

[quote=AK]I wonder if the listing agent is trying to scare off people in favor of his/her own buyers …
[/quote]

Maybe call the bank directly and see if there truly is a $3,000 non-refundable deposit, just in case the agent is saying that (to favor one of their buyers) but the bank has different terms.

[mwtosd]

[quote=AK]I wonder if the listing agent is trying to scare off people in favor of his/her own buyers …
[/quote]

Maybe call the bank directly and see if there truly is a $3,000 non-refundable deposit, just in case the agent is saying that (to favor one of their buyers) but the bank has different terms.

[mwtosd]

[quote=AK]I wonder if the listing agent is trying to scare off people in favor of his/her own buyers …
[/quote]

Maybe call the bank directly and see if there truly is a $3,000 non-refundable deposit, just in case the agent is saying that (to favor one of their buyers) but the bank has different terms.

[PCinSD]

Thanks again. It’s now a moot point.

I just heard back from my friend who owns a unit in that complex and was the HOA president for a bit. That particular building has major foundation issues. I’ll steer clear of it. Cheers.

[PCinSD]

Thanks again. It’s now a moot point.

I just heard back from my friend who owns a unit in that complex and was the HOA president for a bit. That particular building has major foundation issues. I’ll steer clear of it. Cheers.

[PCinSD]

Thanks again. It’s now a moot point.

I just heard back from my friend who owns a unit in that complex and was the HOA president for a bit. That particular building has major foundation issues. I’ll steer clear of it. Cheers.

[PCinSD]

Thanks again. It’s now a moot point.

I just heard back from my friend who owns a unit in that complex and was the HOA president for a bit. That particular building has major foundation issues. I’ll steer clear of it. Cheers.

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