The Real Estate Encyclopedia Homepage Categories Videos Search Terms of Use FAQ's How to Create an Account Tips to Creating a Good Entry Example of Good Entries Wiki Logos Wiki Widgets Log Out Create an Account Review an Account Create an Entry Upload a Photo/Logo How can I tell if a buyer is for real? Category - Home Selling Questions - Agent, Offer & Commissions FAQ's When a buyer comes prepared with earnest money, a pre-approval letter and information about their attorney, you can assume at this point they are for real. If the buyer gives you a verbal offer, no earnest money and no lender information you can assume the buyers are not serious. References Courtesy of HomeOwners Advantage and link that to their entry in the wiki which is at HomeOwners Advantage External Links www.affordablelistings.com     Category(s) Home Selling Questions - General Home Selling FAQ's Home Selling Questions - Agent, Offer & Commissions FAQ's [edit]

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