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Maugno M.
  • Flipper / Landlord
  • Tyler, TX
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auction.com Earnest deposit

Maugno M.
  • Flipper / Landlord
  • Tyler, TX
Posted

So ive been following a property on Auction.com. It didn't sell at courthouse and then it came on Auction.com for sale. I bidded up to the price I was willing to pay and I lost the bid. It went over like almost 5k and reserve was not met.
I received an email that day from the website stating that I had a second chance to purchase property. That if I wanted to they would present my last bid to the seller for consideration because my bid fell in the consideration range. I'm guessing I was the highest live bidder.

The guy I spoke with yesterday says that I need to wire the Earnest Money to the seller( wells fargo) with all paperwork to show that I am serious. But that it may take up to 15 days to get an answer from Wells Fargo. I told him I wanted to use my own closing company and he said that was possible but that the deposit would still need to be wired to the seller. I wanted to deposit the earnest money with my title company. What do you all suggest I do? Send the money and use the sellers closing company? Or is this a bunch of B.S from Auction.com?

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