Proof of Funds Letter: What It Is & Why You Might Need One
Proof of Funds Letter: What It Is & Why You Might Need One
KEY TAKEAWAYS
- Proof of funds letters are prepared by your bank or financial institution and prove to a seller that you have the money to purchase their home.
- Lenders may also ask to see proof of funds letters before approving a mortgage.
- Proof of funds letters differ from other homebuying documents, including mortgage preapproval letters and proof of deposit letters.
- Some sellers may accept bank statements or investment account statements instead of a letter from your bank.