A seller doesn't have to accept any offer they don't agree with, but I'd personally fire a seller who wouldn't take a market price offer on a VA loan. I support our veterans and all of should. They just have to build costs into their accepted price.

I would need to ask the loan officer for the best advice on this question.

Good morning Teresa. They would be required to sign if they want the borrower to have the loan approved. Why would a seller be required to pay a underwriting fee?

We do not have this block on our Tennessee forms. 

Might b a good idea to discuss this with your broker.

Great question.  I do not know.  I would ask title/escrow officer and go back to the lender to ask . I suspect it will be a problem.

I am with Roy Kelley on this one.  I always check with my lender.

And, I like Tammy Lankford's response ... why would any seller not want to support a veteran in purchasing their home? 

If I understand your question this is coming to the seller from the buyer and not already agreed through the original purchase contract. If that's the case then no, the seller is not required to agree to it. And that will likely mean the financing is refused unless the buyer finds a work-around that's accepted by the VA.

Great answers

Best of luck.

I would seek counsel from a great mortgage consultant on this.

good read on this one

Seller does not have to sign anythng

I agree with Joe.

I have no idea... have never had a seller "balk" at a VA financing.

Seek advice from your broker...

 Good morning Theresa. I like Tammy's answer. Why wouldn't somebody support our veterans?

The seller doesn't have to sign anything they don't like.  They can counter or reject the offer.