Sellers are more likely to accept cash offers since they don't have to worry about financing falling through.
Often, a seller will request a proof of funds. This can be your bank statement or a letter from your bank or financial institution. You don't have to show personal information such as account numbers or social security numbers - you can just black those out!
If you'd like to talk about obtaining a proof of funds or about cash offers in general, let me know!
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Nakia Evans,
My goal is always to provide consistent, reliable and professional service. As a Realtor for 12+ years, I pride myself in exceptional Customer Service. My background is in Residential Real Estate & Leasing, Commercial Property Management, Investment Properties, Real Estate Sales Office Management and Direct Sales. My hobbies and interests include Social Networking, Entrepreneurship, Public Speaking, Event Planning, Marketing, and Team Building. I specialize in finding Home Buying Incentive programs for my clients; and I would love to help you find your new home or investment property!
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