Buyer's Resources
Earnest Money Information
Earnest Money Information
Earnest Money Information
If you are a Vivid Land Realty Client and are under contract on a home/property, Click the button below to request a link for electronic funds for the earnest money deposit.
Real Estate Agents
Earnest Money Information
Earnest Money Information
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Mortgage Services
Earnest Money Information
Knox County School Website
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Window to the Law: The Benefits of Using a Buyer Representation Agreement
Knox County School Website
Click the link below to find the Knox County School for your address while searching for a home. Be aware that zoning and school boundaries are not guaranteed and may change.
Internet Providers
Window to the Law: The Benefits of Using a Buyer Representation Agreement
Window to the Law: The Benefits of Using a Buyer Representation Agreement
Click the link below to find what internet providers are available for the home address that you are considering purchasing.
Window to the Law: The Benefits of Using a Buyer Representation Agreement
Window to the Law: The Benefits of Using a Buyer Representation Agreement
Window to the Law: The Benefits of Using a Buyer Representation Agreement
Learn how real estate professionals can use buyer representation agreements to ensure consumer protection and build strong relationships with buyers, as well as how to articulate the many benefits of these agreements when meeting with buyers.
What is Earnest Money in a Real Estate Purchase Contract?
Earnest money, often called a "good faith deposit," is a sum of money provided by the buyer at the time of entering a purchase contract. This deposit shows the buyer's serious intent to purchase the property and assures the seller of their commitment.
The earnest money is typically held in escrow until closing, where it is applied toward the buyer's down payment or closing costs. In most cases, if the transaction falls through due to contingencies outlined in the contract (such as financing or inspection issues), the earnest money is refunded to the buyer. However, if the buyer breaches the terms of the agreement, the seller may retain the deposit as compensation.
The earnest money is held typically by the buyer's agent, seller's agent, or title company depending on which is specified in the purchase agreement.
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