New Contracts Were Approved! 02-15-2018

This week Dawn begins her series, Changes to the Contract. The new forms become mandatory on May 15th. Today's Tip addresses due date of the earnest money.

Maureen
over 1 year agoFebruary 15, 2018 
Thank you for the update.  Very informative.
Anonymous
over 1 year agoFebruary 16, 2018 
So what is the answer if the EM is due on the 3rd day but the third day is not a legal federal holiday?
Dawn Moore
over 1 year agoFebruary 16, 2018 
I left that unanswered because I don't know the answer.  If the title company is closed, but it is not a Saturday, Sunday or legal holiday, under your new contract the earnest money is still due.  I was trying to point out this potential problem hoping people can plan around it i.e. get the earnest money to the title company immediately.  Good luck.
Anonymous
over 1 year agoFebruary 16, 2018 


















IdaJane Bailey



over 1 year agoFebruary 16, 2018







Dawn, thanks for your tips!  As always your presentation is specific, clear, and very helpful.


















Anonymous



over 1 year agoFebruary 16, 2018







Thank you for your clarity!


















Kathryn Swadley



over 1 year agoFebruary 16, 2018







As always, your information is extremely valuable! Keep up the great work!


















Ingrid Minckler



over 1 year agoFebruary 19, 2018







Thanks for this update


















Anonymous



over 1 year agoFebruary 24, 2018







Thank you, Dawn! It's wonderful to have you keep us updated!


















Deborah Diviney



over 1 year agoFebruary 28, 2018







Does it count as received if 3rd day is not Saturday, Sunday nor legal day if they sent a wire and the wire is there on the 3rd day but will not be processed until the next business day?


















Dawn Moore



over 1 year agoMarch  8, 2018







This question is tricky.  My bank should receive same day it is wired, unless they send it late in the day.  To avoid the issue, if a wire is to be sent, it should be sent no later than 3 pm.





















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