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You can easily go get pre-qualified for a mortgage, it's not an absolute guarantee that the place you are going to choose but it's a good start. A no subject offer does not mean you have to have the money in cash, it means once they accept the offer, you are committed to buying it, and theoretically not being able to close could allow them to sue you.
However, in this market, if you make a no subject offer with a deposit and couldn't complete, they would take your deposit and then sell it to the next guy in a few days. It's silly but there is actually less risk in MAKING no subject offers when the market is this crazy.
Mark
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