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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.
The earnest money deposit is an important part of the home buying process. It tells the seller youâre a committed buyer, and it helps fund your down payment. Without earnest money, you could make offers on many homes, essentially taking them off the market until you decided which one you liked best.