
Seven Mistakes That Can Kill Your Home Purchase Before Closing
Imagine spending six months searching for a home.
You finally find it.
The seller accepts your offer. You deposit the earnest money. The inspection is completed. The appraisal comes back. You give notice to your landlord, schedule the moving company and tell your family that you are buying a house.
Then, four days before closing, your lender calls.
There is a problem.
The lender discovered a new $900 monthly truck payment.
Or your employer says you gave notice because you are starting a new job after closing.
Or your bank statements contain a mysterious $25,000 cash deposit that cannot be…
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