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Keesha Smith
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HUD EMD

Keesha Smith
  • Evans, GA
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I recently place an offer with HUD and it was accepted. After HUD received the contract, POF and EMD they decided my pof would not work for them. They wanted a notarized letter or bank statement with available funds which I didn't have. Will they return my EMD?!?

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Jon Holdman
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  • Mercer Island, WA
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Jon Holdman
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If this was a financed offer, you should be be able to provide an approval letter from your lender.

If you said it was cash, and had one of those instant-print letters off the internet, you may be in trouble. Around here, if they accept your EM, its theirs.

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