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Justin Foley
  • Las Vegas, NV
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Proof of funds required?

Justin Foley
  • Las Vegas, NV
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In my hometown of Las vegas, I constantly see ads on craigslist for wholesale deals. I would love to ask the agent that's been helping me out to see if they are really deals, but they don't provide the address. They require proof of funds in the email before releasing the address. I have looked online for "free instant POF letters", but they do not lend in Nevada.

Has anyone else gone through this? What is the solution?

Thank you for your time.

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Kim Ford
  • Wholesaler
  • Columbia, SC
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Kim Ford
  • Wholesaler
  • Columbia, SC
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I like to ask my buyers to provide the addresses of the last two or three houses they closed on.  Then I can verify it with the county records online.  That's how I check to make sure they are legit. 

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