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Originally Posted by TimtheGuy
You may be able to salvage the deal.
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One of the pitfalls of the lending falling through is it invalidates the contract. Therefore, it gives the parties to the transaction a second bite at the negotiation apple.
I originally had $4000 is seller credit towards closing costs. In five weeks, my credit score went up and DTI went down enough to qualify for a $2500 state grant towards down payment.
Since so much time was held up by QLMS combined with the fact I am now receiving grant money, the seller reduced their willingness to contribute down to $3000. Also, the seller has agreed to a pre-occupancy agreement good for the sooner of 30 days or closing. A pre-requisite was the seller wanted a commitment from the lender.
So, I can move into the house as a tenant.