Is this a strong haibun, or: 1  Would another form, such as Haiku, Rengay, or Tanka, be more suitable? 2  Is there a meaningful contrast in prose style and poetic style, or has the prose become too poetic or the haiku too prose-like? 3  Does the prose or the poem alone conveys your meaning? 4  Does the title extend your meaning? 5  Can the piece be more concise?
Earnest money is usually between 1% and 3% of the home's purchase price. For a $400,000 home, earnest money may range between $4,000 and $12,000.The earnest money amount is usually included in the buyer's offer; buyers may try to make their bid seem more serious by offering more earnest money.his may vary by deal and by location, but the earnest money deposit is usually the first big milestone after mutual acceptance, and buyers should be ready to make their earnest money deposit as soon as possible after mutual acceptance.
When you write your earnest money check you want to show the seller that you are serious about buying their house. If it is a $400,000 house you do not want to write a $500 check. It would be more appropriate to write a $5000 check. For a $200,000 house I would want you to write a $2,000 or $3,000 check. Sure you could write a bigger check for an earnest money deposit, but there is an potential issue when doing that.