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John Story
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Proof of funds for apartment purchases?

John Story
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  • Clay Center, NE
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Is it typical for the seller or his agent to require proof of funds just to look at the property. I have came across this several times recently.  I'm looking at 12 to 40 unit properties.  I will raise private capital for the purchase.  I do have other properties but they are leveraged to some degree.  Not a ton of useable equity there.  Any advice is much appreciated.

Thanks 

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    Jeff Greenberg
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    I tell my team that if the broker is asking for pof, they think that you are a newbie.  If you develop a relationship and know the lingo, you are less inclined to get the question.

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