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Deborah Smith
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Chandler, AZ
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Lender imposed limit on credits from seller??

Deborah Smith
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Chandler, AZ
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I have never heard of this, neither has my agent...

Long story short - seller had agreed during inspection period to do some repairs and he has not. Sale was actually scheduled to close today - and I agreed to a credit of $2000 in lieu of certain repairs.

However, today - my lender through a curve ball and stated that I can not have more than $1,000 (approximately 2% of purchase price) as credits from the seller on my settlement statement - or my loan can't be funded.

Has anyone heard of that before? Have any ideas for a creative work around? Seller apparently has zero cash and the $2000 credit was going to be ALL of his proceeds from the sale.

A little stumpted... mostly frustrated. Any insight is appreciated! Thanks!

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