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Updated almost 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

Help me understand something
so I have a buyer for my house at 58,5000. They want a seller concession but not sure what that changes for me?
Buyers agent sent me a message ( thru my agent) which says"buyers will roll maximum 6 percent into loan for seller concession, adding on the 2,500 to our loan amount while sellers met remains 58,5000. "
Am I missing something? Should I care about how the loan is , as long as I get my amount? Any tax repercussions? Thanks!