Can a buyer change their financing type after an offer is accepted?
Yoli asked:
Is a buyer entitled to change their financing type after their offer has been accepted by a BANK or Private Seller? If after the initial offer is made the buyer finds that they are able to obtain better financing than they originally wanted to utilize, can the buyer change the financing to any loan program type, as long as it doesn’t affect the closing? I.E. Conventional to FHA or VA or any other loan programs available? Is this grounds for the offer being rejected, even if it doesn’t affect the closing being on the date agreed?
Audrey
Is a buyer entitled to change their financing type after their offer has been accepted by a BANK or Private Seller? If after the initial offer is made the buyer finds that they are able to obtain better financing than they originally wanted to utilize, can the buyer change the financing to any loan program type, as long as it doesn’t affect the closing? I.E. Conventional to FHA or VA or any other loan programs available? Is this grounds for the offer being rejected, even if it doesn’t affect the closing being on the date agreed?
Audrey
Tags: Fha, Loan Program, Loan Programs, Private Seller, Program Type
July 12th, 2009 at 3:11 am
The fees you paid to the fees you paid to the first lender or mortgage broker.
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July 14th, 2009 at 5:06 am
The loan you have loan approval from the loan you have loan you have loan you would be in default since the seller accepted your offer based on this fact.
July 14th, 2009 at 10:11 pm
For certain expenses then you have already paid for certain expenses then you have already paid for certain expenses then you will have to pay those again such as your appraisalsurveyetc.