Letters Templates

This is a one-page example of a mortgage gift letter. As with other letters of this kind, it notes that no repayment of this gift is expected or implied either in the form of cash or future services of the recipient.

A gift letter is written correspondence stating that money is sent to a friend or relative is a gift. Oftentimes a gift is made towards purchasing a new home or other real estate property. This is a simple version of a gift letter.

This mortgage gift letter template confirms that the undersigned is making a financial gift. The gift amount field, names and the date are left blank.

This mortgage gift letter has a Section 1010 of Title 18 of the United States Code warning along with a Privacy Act notice.

This is a simple one-page VA/FHA/Conventional Gift Letter. It contains a reference to the Section 1010 of Title 18 of the United States Code (Department of Housing and Urban Development Transactions), which is not quoted in full.

This template contains a phrase typical for money gift letters, which states: “The funds provided are a bona fide gift and there is no obligation, expressed or implied, for the borrower/recipient to repay the gift in cash or other services of any kind either now or in the future.”

This gifting letter is completed by a donor to certify that the money given as a gift for real estate was a bona fide gift.

A Contract Termination Letter is used to terminate an existing agreement or contract between two parties. It could be an employment contract or a business transaction.

This is a document known as an Employment Contract Termination Letter and it is used by employers who want to terminate an employee.

A Business Contract Termination Letter is used to terminate an existing agreement or contract between two parties. It could be an employment contract or a business transaction.

The form is used when an applicant needs to defer payments on their student loan (or decrease, modify, etc.) due to a financial hardship situation.

Owners of credit cards can reduce their debt by submitting a hardship letter explaining their situation to their credit card company.

This letter is supposed to be used when a filer wants a debt collector to stop contacting them. After receiving this letter, a debt collector is only allowed to contact a filer one final time.

This type of debt settlement letter is used by filers who want to decrease the debt on their credit card.

Individuals use this letter to explain the reasons why they are applying for a loan modification and offer possible loan modifications in order to make it easier for them to pay it back.

This document’s purpose is to help a debtor decrease their debt or change the terms of paying it back in order to make it easier for them.