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Michael Hurdle
  • Wholesaler
  • Suffolk, VA
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Earnest Money Deposit

Michael Hurdle
  • Wholesaler
  • Suffolk, VA
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I wrote in the original contract with the seller that I will have a check held at a particular title company.  However, the buyer that I assigned the contract to is using his own title company.  Do I need to worry about sending a check to a title company that is no longer in the loop or will the transaction at closing handle the earnest money?  Thanks for any enlightenment. 

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