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Updated almost 9 years ago,

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Matt Holmer
  • Attorney
  • Bettendorf, IA
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Return of Earnest Money on HUD Home

Matt Holmer
  • Attorney
  • Bettendorf, IA
Posted

I have a question for those experience investors who have purchased from HUD.

I've been looking at a few properties with a realtor who I have never worked with before. He has experience with REO, HUD, etc. He has said that after an offer is accepted, if we had a inspection that reveals a major issue (i.e. foundation, plumbing) that it is possible for an investor to get his/her earnest money back.

Is that the case? I've read the HUD purchase contract and I am not seeing a provision for investors having the EM refunded.

Thank you for any thoughts that you care to share! 

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