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How To Handle Appraisal Gap Cost

Thomas Campbell
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I know there has been someone that has been through this process and could help me with my question.

Numbers are BS numbers just for the example.

I'm buying a house and the appraisal came in low at $100,000. The Seller won't sell for any less than $101,000. So I'm putting in $1,000 of "cash".

How do I get that $1,000 to the Seller?

Obviously I could write a check for $1000 but that doesn't seem to be the correct way to do this for documentation purposes. Before the sale goes through the seller is going to want to know they're getting the extra $1,000. I'm going to want some kind of documentation that the $1,000 was received for the Gap Appraisal.

So what's the correct way to go about this?

Thanks in advance!

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