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Updated almost 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

One republic change to 30% down
Holy cow! We were in escrow with the sale of our SF condo when the coronavirus hit. We just signed our closing docs when we found out that One Republic is changing it’s terms and is telling the buyer ( buyer is buying as a home, not rental) They need 30% down instead of the agreed upon 20%. This is terrible . If we don’t close, we’re in trouble . Any advice other than pray!?