Difference between revisions of "Good Funds in New Jersey"

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==Overview==
 
==Overview==
 
==Sources==
 
==Sources==
==Wet or Dry Settlement==Wet==Definition==Good funds means:
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==Wet or Dry Settlement==
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Wet
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==Definition==
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Good funds means:
 
(1)  Cash;
 
(1)  Cash;
 
(2)  Electronic wire transfer;
 
(2)  Electronic wire transfer;
 
(3)  Certified, cashier's, teller's or bank check;
 
(3)  Certified, cashier's, teller's or bank check;
(4)  A NJ licensed attorney's trust account check or a trust or escrow account check from a NJ licensed insurance producer.  NJ Stat. Ann. 17:46B-10.1b.==Requirements==Must have good funds at or before closing.===Exceptions to Requirements===Up to $1,000 can be disbursed from other than good funds.  NJ Stat. Ann. 17:46B-10.1b.==Cross-References==
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(4)  A NJ licensed attorney's trust account check or a trust or escrow account check from a NJ licensed insurance producer.  NJ Stat. Ann. 17:46B-10.1b.
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==Requirements==
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Must have good funds at or before closing.
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===Exceptions to Requirements===
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Up to $1,000 can be disbursed from other than good funds.  NJ Stat. Ann. 17:46B-10.1b.
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==Cross-References==
 
* [[New Jersey]]
 
* [[New Jersey]]
 
* [[Good Funds]]
 
* [[Good Funds]]

Latest revision as of 06:53, 4 September 2018

Overview

Sources

Wet or Dry Settlement

Wet

Definition

Good funds means: (1) Cash; (2) Electronic wire transfer; (3) Certified, cashier's, teller's or bank check; (4) A NJ licensed attorney's trust account check or a trust or escrow account check from a NJ licensed insurance producer. NJ Stat. Ann. 17:46B-10.1b.

Requirements

Must have good funds at or before closing.

Exceptions to Requirements

Up to $1,000 can be disbursed from other than good funds. NJ Stat. Ann. 17:46B-10.1b.

Cross-References