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Updated almost 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

Quick question
Hello fellow BPers quick question. If i was getting hard money, would that qualify as an all cash offer or would that be financed.
Most Popular Reply

it depends,
If you are getting the cash in full before your purchase or closing without a contingency then cash.
Ex. full amount to purchase is deposited into your/LLC account. Prior to offer. Or if u know it will be for certain before closing.
Or
If you may or may not get it, then financing contingency.