ethical question; short sales

[sdrealtor]

First wrong guy, sdrealtor not SDRealtor.

Second, its not my personal position or nothing I would ever do or condone.

Third, standard I am not an attorney disclosure.

The problem is you have to prove that is why they accepted that offer. The seller can sell personal property outside of escrow and it would be difficult if not impossible to tie the two together. As long as it is outside of escrow the seller technically is not receiving anything from the sale.

The seller can submit whatever they want to the lender who makes the decision to decide what they will acept. The seller is under no obligation to deliver a best or highest offer and the lender is under no obligation to accept any offer even if its above FMV.

I do agree that it is wrong and maybe even criminal but I just dont know how you would ever prove it.

[scaredyclassic]

I don’t need to prove anything. i just need to make the other side believe I could persuade a jury. Which i could.

[scaredyclassic]

I don’t need to prove anything. i just need to make the other side believe I could persuade a jury. Which i could.

[scaredyclassic]

I don’t need to prove anything. i just need to make the other side believe I could persuade a jury. Which i could.

[scaredyclassic]

I don’t need to prove anything. i just need to make the other side believe I could persuade a jury. Which i could.

[scaredyclassic]

I don’t need to prove anything. i just need to make the other side believe I could persuade a jury. Which i could.

[sdrealtor]

I’d love to see you try and would love even more to see you suceed. The agents up in your market are the bottom of the barrel from what I have seen in SoCal and in the last two years I’ve seen them all over Socal.

[sdrealtor]

I’d love to see you try and would love even more to see you suceed. The agents up in your market are the bottom of the barrel from what I have seen in SoCal and in the last two years I’ve seen them all over Socal.

[sdrealtor]

I’d love to see you try and would love even more to see you suceed. The agents up in your market are the bottom of the barrel from what I have seen in SoCal and in the last two years I’ve seen them all over Socal.

[sdrealtor]

I’d love to see you try and would love even more to see you suceed. The agents up in your market are the bottom of the barrel from what I have seen in SoCal and in the last two years I’ve seen them all over Socal.

[sdrealtor]

I’d love to see you try and would love even more to see you suceed. The agents up in your market are the bottom of the barrel from what I have seen in SoCal and in the last two years I’ve seen them all over Socal.

[urbanrealtor]

[quote=sdrealtor]I’d love to see you try and would love even more to see you suceed. The agents up in your market are the bottom of the barrel from what I have seen in SoCal and in the last two years I’ve seen them all over Socal.[/quote]

Ditto what Dave sez on this.

As an example of other non-respa items that have an effect upon the sale, I just locked up a deal today by agreeing that my buyer would handle a difficult tenant.

As a result, we get it for significantly below asking.

If that were a short sale, it would be similar.

The personal property price is more questionable but it would be very hard to prove that the offer to sell was anything more than wishful thinking of a desperate FB.

Also, what exactly would be the measure of your personal damage at not being selected as the buyer?

[urbanrealtor]

[quote=sdrealtor]I’d love to see you try and would love even more to see you suceed. The agents up in your market are the bottom of the barrel from what I have seen in SoCal and in the last two years I’ve seen them all over Socal.[/quote]

Ditto what Dave sez on this.

As an example of other non-respa items that have an effect upon the sale, I just locked up a deal today by agreeing that my buyer would handle a difficult tenant.

As a result, we get it for significantly below asking.

If that were a short sale, it would be similar.

The personal property price is more questionable but it would be very hard to prove that the offer to sell was anything more than wishful thinking of a desperate FB.

Also, what exactly would be the measure of your personal damage at not being selected as the buyer?

[urbanrealtor]

[quote=sdrealtor]I’d love to see you try and would love even more to see you suceed. The agents up in your market are the bottom of the barrel from what I have seen in SoCal and in the last two years I’ve seen them all over Socal.[/quote]

Ditto what Dave sez on this.

As an example of other non-respa items that have an effect upon the sale, I just locked up a deal today by agreeing that my buyer would handle a difficult tenant.

As a result, we get it for significantly below asking.

If that were a short sale, it would be similar.

The personal property price is more questionable but it would be very hard to prove that the offer to sell was anything more than wishful thinking of a desperate FB.

Also, what exactly would be the measure of your personal damage at not being selected as the buyer?

[urbanrealtor]

[quote=sdrealtor]I’d love to see you try and would love even more to see you suceed. The agents up in your market are the bottom of the barrel from what I have seen in SoCal and in the last two years I’ve seen them all over Socal.[/quote]

Ditto what Dave sez on this.

As an example of other non-respa items that have an effect upon the sale, I just locked up a deal today by agreeing that my buyer would handle a difficult tenant.

As a result, we get it for significantly below asking.

If that were a short sale, it would be similar.

The personal property price is more questionable but it would be very hard to prove that the offer to sell was anything more than wishful thinking of a desperate FB.

Also, what exactly would be the measure of your personal damage at not being selected as the buyer?

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