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[trehanluxuryfloorgurgaon]

Q: What is "Earnest Money" or "Token Money"? A: This is a small amount of money (usually 1-2% of the property value) paid by the buyer to the seller as a "good faith deposit" to show commitment to the purchase. It's typically held in an escrow account. If the deal falls through due to the buyer's fault, this money might be forfeited.

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[trehanluxuryfloorgurgaon]

Question: What is the common term for the initial sum of money a buyer pays to show serious intent to purchase a property, held in an escrow account?

Answer: Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) An Earnest Money Deposit is the initial amount a buyer pays to demonstrate a genuine intention to purchase a property. The funds are typically held in an escrow account until the transaction closes or is terminated according to the terms of the purchase agreement.

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[trehanluxuryfloorgurgaon]

Q: What is "Earnest Money" or "Token Money"?

A: This is a small amount of money (usually 1-2% of the property value) paid by the buyer to the seller as a "good faith deposit" to show commitment to the purchase. It's typically held in an escrow account. If the deal falls through due to the buyer's fault, this money might be forfeited.

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[trehanluxuryfloorgurgaon]

Q: What is “Earnest Money” or “Token Money”?

A: This is a small amount of money (usually 1–2% of the property value) paid by the buyer to the seller as a “good faith deposit” to show commitment to the purchase. It’s typically held in an escrow account. If the deal falls through due to the buyer’s fault, this money might be forfeited.

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[trehanluxuryfloorgurgaon]

Question: What is the common term for the initial sum of money a buyer pays to show serious intent to purchase a property, held in an escrow account?

Answer: Earnest money. The common term for the initial sum of money a buyer pays to show serious intent to purchase a property, often held in an escrow account, is earnest money (or an earnest money deposit).

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[sagestreetrealty]

💰 What’s Earnest Money? It’s a deposit made by the buyer to show they’re serious about purchasing a home. Think of it as a “promise payment” that says: I’m all in! ⁠ ✅ Credited at closing ❌ You could lose it if you back out without reason ⁠ Buying your dream home? Don’t skip this step! Got questions about how much to offer or how it works? We’ve got you covered.

📲 Send us a message or connect with a Sage Street Realty agent today!

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[massachusettsrealestate]

Escrow and Earnest Money Deposits Explained: The term "escrow" will often come up when you are buying a home. But what does it mean, and how will this impact the purchase of a home?

Have you heard the terms “Escrow funds” or “earnest money” and wondered what it meant? See a detailed explanation of both of these essential terms when buying a home.