With credit cards, there is no need to have a large amount of cash on you, or in your home.
I could imagine someone turning in a solid gold colonial shoe buckle to the police as lost & found,....
Please show me this "law" in writing.I am not allowed to have a grand at home and use it for earnest money to buy a home. That is FEDERAL LAW.
Please show me this "law" in writing.
With credit cards, there is no need to have a large amount of cash on you, or in your home.
Ok... so,I'm not so sure this is a new rule, as much as it is an application of existing "documentation requirements." I've known enough loan officers that this question of "why do I need to document my income to this level of scrutiny?!" Has come up many times.
The short answer is that banks/loaners are trying to ensure you didn't come up with the cash by getting another loan. The 60 day requirement ensures a loan shows up on a credit report if through legitimate means.
Weird writing on them screens you guys are showing ... shouldn't it look more like this?
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I am not allowed to have a grand at home and use it for earnest money to buy a home. That is FEDERAL LAW.
I absolutely agree this whole fiasco is STUPID. How does anybody prove they own anything they sell and make money off of unless they have a title or a bill of sale for it that they kept forever. I have absolutely no proof I own my scuba gear or detectors. So how do you prove anything you have was yours to sell? Mind boggling.