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The release of earnest money form is a waiver that is to be signed by both the buyer and seller before an earnest money deposit towards a property may be released. ... In accordance with most States' laws, the earnest money is to be held in an escrow account of the agent (or a third party).
The escrow agent who receives the Release of Earnest Money form will release the money 15 days after receipt unless objections are filed with the escrow agent. There are penalties described in the Termination section of the contract, but you can get your money long before having to consider them.
Your earnest money deposit is (should be) held in escrow and returned as soon as the purchase agreement is terminated. Instead, it sounds like the seller and/or their attorney may be disputing the refund of your earnest money deposit (assuming at least 15-20 days have passed).
The release of earnest money form is a waiver that is to be signed by both the buyer and seller before an earnest money deposit towards a property may be released. ... In accordance with most States' laws, the earnest money is to be held in an escrow account of the agent (or a third party).
Most of the time, the purchase contract will allow you an out if, after completing your home inspection, you decide the house just isn't right for you. ... So long as you notify the seller of your intent prior to the deadline and by the method specified in the contract, you should get your earnest money back in full.
Granted, the earnest money will remain in escrow until the real estate deal either closes or falls apart. If the latter happens, having cashed the check and placed the amount in escrow will prevent the buyer from cleaning the money out of the account the earnest money check is written from, causing the check to bounce.
The short answer is: You don't usually get your earnest money back at closing. But hold on! Sometimes earnest money is returned at closing.
But sellers can bail for all kinds of reasons, and whatever they are, rest assured, your earnest money is all yours. Keep in mind, though, that it all depends on your contract: If it says your earnest money is nonrefundable, then you're probably not getting it back without a lawsuit.
The buyer was preapproved but now cannot get the money from the bank. Does he get the earnest money back if he defaults on our contract, or who gets it — the Realtor or us? ... However, if the buyer waived the financing contingency, you may be able to retain the deposit.
More than likely the title company and your buyers agent should be working on it already. You should get it back within 15 days after you sign the release of earnest money form. It is usually not an issue if the seller is the reason the house did not close.
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