What is an example of an appropriate nursing diagnosis? a. Impaired skin integrity b. Skin breakdown noted c. Turn patient every 2 hours d. The patient has scabies on his back
The earnest money deposit is usually much larger than the due diligence fee, and typically ranges from one to two percent of the purchase price. Like the due diligence fee, this deposit protects the seller and helps ensure the buyer is âin earnestâ about purchasing their property.
If, however, an agreement is reached with the seller, Iâll deliver your earnest money check along with the accepted offer (now a âcontractâ or âagreementâ) to the escrow company to âopen escrow.â. The escrow company will usually âcashâ your earnest money check within 24 hours and deposit the money into your new escrow account. Another way to deposit the earnest money which is becoming more popular is to skip the paper check altogether and simply write into the offer/contract that the buyer will deposit the earnest money into escrow within X days (often 2 or 3) of contract acceptance.