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The document is a Gift Letter certifying that a donor is providing a monetary gift to a recipient for the purpose of purchasing property. It states that the gift does not require repayment and confirms that the funds are not sourced from any party with an interest in the property sale. The letter includes legal warnings regarding false statements and requires signatures from both the borrower and donor, along with their contact information.

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Does FHA require a gift letter?

FHA loans allow 100% of the down payment to come from gift funds. Acceptable donors include family members, employers, and certain organizations. Gift funds must be properly documented to be accepted. The donor must provide a gift letter stating the funds are a gift, not a loan.

How do you write a proof of gift letter?

A gift letter must contain the donors name, the gifts value, confirmation that the gift is not to be repaid, and the donors signature.

What is an example of a gift letter for lender?

I/We [name of gift-giver(s)] intend to make a GIFT of $ [dollar amount of gift] to [name(s) of recipient(s)] , my/our [relationship, such as son or daughter], to be applied toward the purchase of property located at: [address of the house youre buying, if known] .

Do lenders report gift letters to IRS?

Gift Letters Too No IRS Reporting! This blog topic is also a great opportunity to remind readers that lenders never report to the IRS either. This concern often surfaces when we request gift letters from parents or relatives who are gifting substantial sums to their kids to help them buy a home.

What is a letter to confirm gifting money?

To whom it may concern, I can confirm that I am gifting my child / grandchild / sibling / niece / nephew the sum of as a gifted deposit contribution towards the purchase of a property. This is a non-refundable gift, and does not need to be paid back to me in any way.

Do lenders verify gift letters?

Be Ready For Lenders To Investigate Your lender might contact your donor and ask them to provide withdrawal and deposit slips to verify the transaction. These slips tell the lender your relative had the money in their account before they gave it to you and that they havent taken out a loan to fund your down payment.