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Larry Riggs
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REALTOR for Remax Results
May 1989—present
19 years of real estate experience in both sales and management. Proven consistent full…
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19 years of real estate experience in both sales and management. Proven consistent full…
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GRI, Graduate Maryland Association of Realtors Leadership Academy. FCAR board of directors. President of Frederick County Association of Realtors.
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I'm surprised your lender has not already talked to you about this. Your VA addendum should state that VA will not loan more than the appraised amount. I can appreciate your feelings but this provision is in the contract addendum for your protection. It is up to the seller to reduce the price to the appraised value or the lender will not do the loan.
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