N.J. leads nation in all-cash home purchases, report finds
Nearly half of the homes sold in New Jersey in May went to buyers who paid all cash, according to a new report, giving the state the largest share of those types of purchases in the country. The report released on Thursday morning by the Irvine, Calif-based housing research firm RealtyTrac shows 48 percent of single-family…
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Makes no difference to a seller whether it’s cash or cash from a banks check….it’s still cash to the buyer.
I meantto say It’s still cash to the seller..no matter where it comes from