In the journey of purchasing a home, the amalgamation of resources from family members can be both a blessing and a nuanced process to navigate, especially when it involves the Pooled Funds Letter form. This document serves as a pivotal piece in real estate transactions, facilitating the pooling of funds from extended families to support the purchase of a property. It not only requires detailed information about the originating lender and the borrower, including names and the address of the property in question, but it also delves into a certification process where both the borrower(s) and the contributing relatives (donors) must affirm their relationship and the intent behind the pooled funds. The form meticulously outlines the need for contributors to declare the gift amount, affirming that it is indeed a gift with no expectations of repayment. To further cement the legitimacy of the pooled funds, it mandates the demonstration of a shared residency history between the borrowers and contributors, alongside the necessary documentation to prove the gift's transfer and the donor's financial ability to provide such a gift. This ensures a transparent and secure transaction, safeguarding the interests of all parties involved while adhering to legal and financial standards.
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Form Name | Pooled Funds Letter Form |
Form Length | 1 pages |
Fillable? | No |
Fillable fields | 0 |
Avg. time to fill out | 15 sec |
Other names | letter pooled download, letter pooled online, fannie mae pooled funds letter, affidavit pooled blank |
Gift Letter and Affidavit for Pooled Funds
Originating Lender |
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Borrower(s) Name |
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Property Address |
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**Borrower(s) Certification** |
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(borrower name(s)) am/are a member of an extended |
family of related persons. We are pooling our funds to purchase the above property. The name, relation, address and telephone number of the contributing relative(s) are listed below (please type or print):
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Contributing Relative's Name (donor) |
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Relationship |
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Contributing Relative's Name (donor) |
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Relationship |
**Contributing Relative (Donor) Certification** |
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Collectively, the above referenced donor(s) do |
hereby certify that I/we have made/will make a gift of |
$_______________________(total amount of all gifts) to the above named relative to be applied to the
purchase of the above property. The date in which the funds were or will be given is. I
further certify that there is no repayment of this gift is expected or implied, either in the form of cash, goods, or services. I/We have provided appropriate documentation to demonstrate a history of shared residency, such as a copy of a driver's license or bank statement.
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Contributing Relative's |
Present Address |
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**Borrower(s) and Contributing Relative Certification**
We truthfully state that we (the above named contributing relative(s) and borrower(s)) have resided together for the past twelve months and intend to continue residing together in the new residence.
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Borrower Signature |
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Contributing Relative Signature |
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Contributing Relative Signature |
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In addition to the completion of the above, each donor must show the ability to give the gift and show actual transfer of gift funds. Proof that the funds actually were available to each donor must be established. The ability to give the gift must be provided in the credit package and can be done by a completed verification of deposit form, canceled check (or withdrawal slip), or bank statements.
The receipt of the funds must be verified in one of the following ways:
If funds are given prior to closing. . . . .
•Provide a copy of each donor's canceled check (or withdrawal slip) and the borrower's bank statement (or deposit slip) showing the deposit. Proof that the funds came from the actual donor's account must be established.
If funds are given at time of closing. . . . .
•Provide a copy of the certified or official check that was presented at settlement from the donor to the settlement agent, or
•A copy of the
BRO 0372 (12/99) Gift Letter and Affadavit for Pooled Funds