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Updated over 8 years ago on . Most recent reply
NET to HUD
I got a counter offer from HUD and they want a net amount value for HUD.
if the net amount is 100,000; should I place a bid for $106,383 to cover the seller and the buyers fees (6%)? am I missing any fees?
Thanks
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HUD will pay up to 3% of allowable buyer's closing costs. As stated , HUD only considers the net to HUD so the closing costs would need to be added to the bid as well