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Myles Coles
  • Los Angeles, CA
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Hello fellow BPers quick question. If i was getting hard money, would that qualify as an all cash offer or would that be financed.

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Jennifer Lee
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Jennifer Lee
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it depends, 

If you are getting the cash in full before your purchase or closing without a contingency then cash.

Ex. full amount to purchase is deposited into your/LLC account. Prior to offer. Or if u know it will be for certain before closing.

Or

If you may or may not get it, then financing contingency.

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