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I think folks get a bit confused here. The escrow company generally should do proper KYC work, and does fall under AML/CFT directives. But the where did your
by slownews45 5y ago
I think folks get a bit confused here.
The escrow company generally should do proper KYC work, and does fall under AML/CFT directives.
But the where did your money come from (that some folks are used to) comes from LENDER requirements.
Lenders underwrite based on a set of facts, ideally backed up by what actually happens in escrow. So if the escrow company get's a wire from a hard money lender instead of from your bank (same $100K) that's going to be a big difference in lender eval prior to funding (they don't want you borrowing your money from another lender - usually a sign you faked your ability to save, increased DTI etc).
- VirusNewbie 5y ago>The escrow company generally should do proper KYC work, and does fall under AML/CFT directives. I'm claiming that some of the escrow companies are only in business for a short period of time, only to pop up under a different name with one or two of the owners being different. Wouldn't that mitigate a lot of the risk of non compliance?