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The source of your earnest money must be verifiable. For example, if you transfer $5,000 from your savings account, your lender will want to see bank statements proving you had those funds available. No Cash Deposits: Avoid making cash deposits into your account right before providing earnest money.
Your lender will verify the source of your earnest money mortgage deposit. They want to know that this money really does belong to you and accurately represents your ability to fund a home purchase. When you apply for a mortgage, youll also submit your most recent bank statements.
You can show proof of your earnest money deposit using a receipt from the escrow account holder and a copy of your bank statement with the withdrawn amount being cleared or a copy of the check for the deposit.
EMTransfer.com is a Software As A Service that provides cloud based functionality to the real estate industry to collect, document, and transfer earnest money electronically, removing the need for paper checks and expensive wire transfers.
In the for or memo line of your check put EMD (property address) and put it in a sealed envelope labeled EMD (Property Address) and your name. This will ensure the check is deposited into the correct account within the title company.
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How to pay earnest money. Typically, you pay earnest money to an escrow account or trust under a third party, like a legal firm, real estate broker or title company. Acceptable payment methods include personal check, certified check and wire transfer. The funds remain in the trust or escrow account until closing.
What do we need? A copy of the check that you sent for your earnest money deposit (you can usually get a copy from your realtor or by logging into your bank account) Your bank statement showing the funds leaving your account.

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