The MLS itself will need to sign up with TrustFunds first, then they integrate us into their system. In order for you to use TrustFunds for your buyer's earnest money, the company that will be holding the earnest money (e.g. broker or title company) will need to be a DTAH Member with us.
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- Agent - What is the maximum earnest money payment amount, my buyer can submit?
- Agent - Can the earnest money amount be split up and paid using multiple bank accounts?
- Agent - My buyer is using Gmail and is not receiving the payment request email.
- Agent - Can agent assistants and team members use TrustFunds?
- Agent - What if the purchase agreement is canceled after the earnest money payment was made?
- Agent - Does a buyer have access to TrustFunds with the ability to submit earnest money prior to the final acceptance of a purchase agreement?
- Agent - How does the buyer provide the lender with proof of the earnest money payment?
- Agent - How does the agent know the status of the earnest money payment?
- Agent - Can TrustFunds be used if a property is not in the MLS? ~ FSBO
- Agent - How does an agent use TrustFunds to have their buyer submit the earnest money?