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9797526 No.9797526 [Reply] [Original]

If you're looking to buy a house, does the realtor/seller give a shit if you're currently employed if you're willing to pay the full price of the house with cash/bank check?

>> No.9797601
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>> No.9797634

Pls respond

>> No.9797669

No. Proof of funds with the offer is all they care about.

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>> No.9797686

ICO

>> No.9797728

If you can pay for the house they will sell you the house. That's the long and short of it. Credit doesn't matter if you're not doing any financing.

>> No.9797761

>>9797728
My credits excellent, I'm.just wondering about them being nosy about current employment

>> No.9797791

>>9797761
as a former underwriter, if you have the full funds you need the funds to also be seasoned aka be in your bank account for at least 6 months typically and if not then you need to have a trail of where the money came from. Cash is rarely used because it has to be sourced on where it came from.

Ex: sell car for cash, need receipt showing you sold X car for X cash

>> No.9797814

>>9797761
they don't give a fuck as long as you can prove that you have the funds.