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Amy Canfield
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Cash offer, but get financing in the end

Amy Canfield
  • Investor
  • Madison, WI
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I listened to a BP podcast a while back where they talked about making cash offers, but then getting a loan for the property before the close date.  I'd like to do this.  How do I go about it?  What specifically should be written in my offer?  Do you have to show proof you have cash when making a cash offer?  I have the money, so I'm not trying to be deceptive. 

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Arlan Potter
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Arlan Potter
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To make a cash offer you must have the cash somewhere. It usually works better to purchase the house for cash and then refi at a later date. You get better deals that way. Loans take too long. A cash offer-close as soon as the title work is done, is appealing to sellers.

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