Embarking on the journey of buying a home? 🚪✨ One of the initial conversations you'll have with your real estate agent should revolve around earnest money and due diligence money. But what's the distinction between the two? Let's break it down.
Earnest Money: 💰
When you offer earnest money, it signifies your commitment to purchasing the home. The beauty? If the contract ends prematurely due to reasons beyond buyer negligence, you're getting that money back. No strings attached, no loss incurred. It's essentially a security deposit that safeguards your interests.
Due Diligence Money: 💼
Now, due diligence money is a bit different. Once you put this money down, the seller holds onto it, regardless of why the contract is terminated. It's a substantial commitment that illustrates your serious intent to proceed with the purchase.
Understanding these nuances is paramount, especially when it comes to the specific regulations governing home purchases in your state. So, before you dive into the process, ensure you're crystal clear on which terms apply to your situation.
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