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Sameer Kh
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Seller asking for non refundable escrow deposit

Sameer Kh
  • Wholesaler
  • Texas
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Hello Fellow BP Friends

The seller is asking for a non refundable escrow deposit of 3k as they feel we will try to wholesale and it may not work out. 

I have full intent of purchasing the deal if the inspection and appraisal goes well. How do I strategize the deal?

Thanks 

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Mike Cumbie
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Mike Cumbie
  • REALTOR®
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Hi @Sameer Kh,

You can give a 11 day period before the money goes hard (after inspections). For instance offer the 3K that becomes non refundable after 11 days (7 days inspection, 2 days to review results and 2 days to negotiate repairs. You could also add a clause that the property has to appraise at XYZ or the purchase price is = to appraisal. 

Just some thoughts and good luck!

  • Mike Cumbie

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