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.
This earnest money deposit is a fraction of your down payment which indicates the buyerâs intent and willingness to execute the agreements laid out in the contract with the seller.The buyer usually pays it in the form of a personal or certified check issued to the real estate brokerage of choice.nce the seller and the buyer both have signed the contract, the buyer should issue a check for his earnest money deposit to an escrow account, which is held by a real estate brokerage. That means you make out your check to a real estate brokerage, not an individual.