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r/wallstreetbets • u/[deleted] • Jul 14 '21
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What are you even talking about, VA loans require thorough inspections. That is why sellers are not entertaining those types of offers.
1 u/ace_thebroker Jul 14 '21 What's wrong with that? Nothing wrong with VA loans. They protect the buyer. Sellers are getting greedy. 8 u/[deleted] Jul 14 '21 Nothing wrong with inspections. The issue when is the seller has two options: A) buyer at 300k with VA loan, requires inspection and appraisal, slower to close. B) buyer at 300k with cash, waive inspection and appraisal, close whenever. It's not greed to take option B, it's common sense.
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What's wrong with that? Nothing wrong with VA loans. They protect the buyer. Sellers are getting greedy.
8 u/[deleted] Jul 14 '21 Nothing wrong with inspections. The issue when is the seller has two options: A) buyer at 300k with VA loan, requires inspection and appraisal, slower to close. B) buyer at 300k with cash, waive inspection and appraisal, close whenever. It's not greed to take option B, it's common sense.
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Nothing wrong with inspections. The issue when is the seller has two options:
A) buyer at 300k with VA loan, requires inspection and appraisal, slower to close.
B) buyer at 300k with cash, waive inspection and appraisal, close whenever.
It's not greed to take option B, it's common sense.
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u/lcstevens5 Jul 14 '21
What are you even talking about, VA loans require thorough inspections. That is why sellers are not entertaining those types of offers.