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Updated almost 11 years ago on . Most recent reply
Proof of funds question
Hi,
Is there a company that would provide proof of funds for a fee? We would like to include a proof of funds letter with our offers sent.
We want to make sure it's a legitimate company/bank and not a free generated proof of funds letter off the internet.
Any feedback would greatly be appreciated.
Thanks,
Jay
Most Popular Reply

@Eric M. I actually don't think we disagree for the most part.
One needs to have a legit lender.
I guess where I differ is I don't really care what piece of paper I give someone since I am legit and my lenders are legit and I am going to close.
By the time I talk to my lenders I usually have an accepted offer, have my earnest money on the line, done my own due diligence, have had my attorney run preliminary title and have a hard quote from my contractor.