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Kelly R.
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Maumelle, AR
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short sale

Kelly R.
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Maumelle, AR
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I am working with a realtor to buy a short sale house from a company that has an agreement to sell short sale properties for Bank of America, and am running into some problems before I'm ready to make aoffer. There is a minumum of earnest money of $1000. I ususally put a lot less down. I would'nt mind except in the other deals I've done I have the realtor put a clause in my offer , than upon inspection if something big comes up wrong with the house I can get my money back and not go thru with the deal. On this one I'm not sure I will be able to get the earnest money back. Also there is a clause that you can't flip the house at least for three months, or else you are violating one of their''rules. Do these sound like red flags enough to not make an offer. I'm just a little unsure of this one.

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