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June 30, 2010 at 1:24 PM #574947June 30, 2010 at 1:34 PM #573933
andymajumder
Participant[quote=dvazriel]I have a similar question.
I also in a middle of a short sale, were almost closing, but the final counter-offer from the sellers bank came 1 week ago. However, the initil offer was done April 20th, and Escrow was opened by April 28th. My earnest deposit money was deposited by the 28th as well.
Will i still qualify? I am hoping yes since i was in escrow before April 30, but i dont know if the date of the counter offer will screw me up.[/quote]
Not an expert but I believe you should qualify since you were in Escrow before the 30th of April.
June 30, 2010 at 1:34 PM #574030Participant[quote=dvazriel]I have a similar question.
I also in a middle of a short sale, were almost closing, but the final counter-offer from the sellers bank came 1 week ago. However, the initil offer was done April 20th, and Escrow was opened by April 28th. My earnest deposit money was deposited by the 28th as well.
Will i still qualify? I am hoping yes since i was in escrow before April 30, but i dont know if the date of the counter offer will screw me up.[/quote]
Not an expert but I believe you should qualify since you were in Escrow before the 30th of April.
June 30, 2010 at 1:34 PM #574553Participant[quote=dvazriel]I have a similar question.
I also in a middle of a short sale, were almost closing, but the final counter-offer from the sellers bank came 1 week ago. However, the initil offer was done April 20th, and Escrow was opened by April 28th. My earnest deposit money was deposited by the 28th as well.
Will i still qualify? I am hoping yes since i was in escrow before April 30, but i dont know if the date of the counter offer will screw me up.[/quote]
Not an expert but I believe you should qualify since you were in Escrow before the 30th of April.
June 30, 2010 at 1:34 PM #574659Participant[quote=dvazriel]I have a similar question.
I also in a middle of a short sale, were almost closing, but the final counter-offer from the sellers bank came 1 week ago. However, the initil offer was done April 20th, and Escrow was opened by April 28th. My earnest deposit money was deposited by the 28th as well.
Will i still qualify? I am hoping yes since i was in escrow before April 30, but i dont know if the date of the counter offer will screw me up.[/quote]
Not an expert but I believe you should qualify since you were in Escrow before the 30th of April.
June 30, 2010 at 1:34 PM #574957Participant[quote=dvazriel]I have a similar question.
I also in a middle of a short sale, were almost closing, but the final counter-offer from the sellers bank came 1 week ago. However, the initil offer was done April 20th, and Escrow was opened by April 28th. My earnest deposit money was deposited by the 28th as well.
Will i still qualify? I am hoping yes since i was in escrow before April 30, but i dont know if the date of the counter offer will screw me up.[/quote]
Not an expert but I believe you should qualify since you were in Escrow before the 30th of April.
June 30, 2010 at 4:36 PM #574018dvazriel
ParticipantWonder what proof is needed when i submit this, so i can ask for them before hand. I guess some kind of proof that escrow was opened. Is there a “legal” or official name for such a document?
June 30, 2010 at 4:36 PM #574115ParticipantWonder what proof is needed when i submit this, so i can ask for them before hand. I guess some kind of proof that escrow was opened. Is there a “legal” or official name for such a document?
June 30, 2010 at 4:36 PM #574638ParticipantWonder what proof is needed when i submit this, so i can ask for them before hand. I guess some kind of proof that escrow was opened. Is there a “legal” or official name for such a document?
June 30, 2010 at 4:36 PM #574744ParticipantWonder what proof is needed when i submit this, so i can ask for them before hand. I guess some kind of proof that escrow was opened. Is there a “legal” or official name for such a document?
June 30, 2010 at 4:36 PM #575043ParticipantWonder what proof is needed when i submit this, so i can ask for them before hand. I guess some kind of proof that escrow was opened. Is there a “legal” or official name for such a document?
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