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Ryan Keenan
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Using private money for down payment

Ryan Keenan
  • bethel, ct
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Hello BP, in using private money for a 20% down payment, won't the banks be questioning where this money came from once they ask for your last 30 day bank statement and see a large chunk of money deposited ? Are there ways around this?

Thanks!

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Paul Khazansky
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Paul Khazansky
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It really depends on the bank. If it is a conventional BofA kind of bank, they will often want to see "seasoning" of 2 to 3 months.  We, as a private lender, do not necessarily care about seasoning because whether it is a gift or a loan, the lender is secured by first lien position on the underlying real estate.  

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