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Waiving financial contingencies the norm?

Started by johnnyjai
over 18 years ago
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From what my broker is telling me, one of the ways to seal a deal is to waive the financial contingency (seller know's you're serious). With the way the market is in Manhattan, would you recommend doing so? (keep in mind I've already gotten a loan committment from a lender)
Response by anonymous
over 18 years ago
Posts: 311
Member since: Mar 2007

There's a bunch of other discussions on this too....I wouldn't do it. Do you have a loan committment for a particular apartment in a specific building?

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Response by anonymous
over 18 years ago
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Response by anonymous
over 18 years ago
Posts: 214
Member since: Feb 2007

The safest thing (obviously)is not to do it. However, you will probably not get the deal if you don't so you need to figure out the risks and if they are palatable. Can you afford to cough up some extra cash should the appraissal come in lower? Are you sufficiantly financially stable that you could compensate for an unexpected change in your circumstance?Is the building financially sound?If answers are yes, then go ahead. most do these days for desirable properties.

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