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Updated almost 11 years ago on . Most recent reply

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John Oitice
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POF QUESTION

John Oitice
  • Investor
  • Cortlandt Manor, NY
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So i have someone who is willing to fund one of my deals and also has the account to back it but i'm doing the deal what kind of letter does the backer have to sign to allow me to use her account as proof of funds 

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Account Closed
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  • Waynesville, NC
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Account Closed
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I've had private lenders simply write a letter and provide a bank statement. This satisfies Fannie Mae, so it should probably be adequate for anyone.

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