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Account Closed
  • Cincinnati, OH
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My REO Realtor said I need a POF letter to have my offers looked at,do I just simply tell my buyers I need a POF from them or what?

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Derek Montes
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Derek Montes
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From an asset managers point of view, we want proof of funds, if unable to furnish then the buyer is not serious and not worth the time. And we never allow for assigning from one buyer to someone they want to assign, we don't like surprises.

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