What happens after I provide the RE agent with my "proof of funds" letter????????????

What happens after I provide the RE agent with my "proof of funds" letter????????????

Can someone help me with the next steps.... I have several (REO) props I want to make offers on... After I submit to the RE agent my "proof of funds" letter will she require me to give her an "earnest $$ deposit?" If so, how much is required? Does the amount depend on the asking price/offer price/ ...? What is the "rule of thumb?" Also, will I need to complete a "purchase agreement" with the lender at this time???

Thanks for your responses!!!

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You only need to give earnest money if the offer is accepted. I am only doing $500. That is what I can afford. I first sent my offer via email. The agent wrote back and told me he didn't think the offer would be accepted, however, if I still wanted to make the offer he would draft the paperwork. I provided a copy of my proof of funds letter and a copy of the earnest money check for $500. Now, I am waiting to hear back from the lender. I did everything over email and fax. I haven't even met the agent in person. What do you plan on doing with the property if the bank accepts your offer?


How much EMD is necessary to satisfy the lender....????

KimmyJ7601 wrote:
You only need to give earnest money if the offer is accepted. I am only doing $500. That is what I can afford. I first sent my offer via email. The agent wrote back and told me he didn't think the offer would be accepted, however, if I still wanted to make the offer he would draft the paperwork. I provided a copy of my proof of funds letter and a copy of the earnest money check for $500. Now, I am waiting to hear back from the lender. I did everything over email and fax. I haven't even met the agent in person. What do you plan on doing with the property if the bank accepts your offer?

Thanks for the info. .... I guess my confusion happens to be when I hear other investors say they only "copy" their EMD checks and send them to their agent? I did not know you could send the agent a "copy" of your funds? One investor stated she makes "copies" for of the same check for ALL of her REO props. Also, I do not plan to submit ANY funds to the lender, except they "accept" my offer(s)...

I plan to wholesale the props to other investors... Since I have an LLC, I am told I can "assign" the props to my LLC in order to complete the "and/or assignee" clause, is this true??? Thanks for your feedback???