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March 20, 2008 at 9:55 AM #12194March 20, 2008 at 10:01 AM #173737raptorduckParticipant
If you wrote your offer with an appraisal contingency, and it does not appraise, you can walk away or ask for a price concession.
Shorts sales are a different animal however, and their unpleasent nature has been well documented on this board. It seems to me that the bank would rather take posession than approve a lower offer, but who knows.
For me, with normal offers, I always worry about appraisal, but if it does not appraise, and if the seller refuses to adjust the price accordingly, I can walk away. You can do that with the short sale too if you had it as a contingency.
March 20, 2008 at 10:01 AM #174079raptorduckParticipantIf you wrote your offer with an appraisal contingency, and it does not appraise, you can walk away or ask for a price concession.
Shorts sales are a different animal however, and their unpleasent nature has been well documented on this board. It seems to me that the bank would rather take posession than approve a lower offer, but who knows.
For me, with normal offers, I always worry about appraisal, but if it does not appraise, and if the seller refuses to adjust the price accordingly, I can walk away. You can do that with the short sale too if you had it as a contingency.
March 20, 2008 at 10:01 AM #174087raptorduckParticipantIf you wrote your offer with an appraisal contingency, and it does not appraise, you can walk away or ask for a price concession.
Shorts sales are a different animal however, and their unpleasent nature has been well documented on this board. It seems to me that the bank would rather take posession than approve a lower offer, but who knows.
For me, with normal offers, I always worry about appraisal, but if it does not appraise, and if the seller refuses to adjust the price accordingly, I can walk away. You can do that with the short sale too if you had it as a contingency.
March 20, 2008 at 10:01 AM #174097raptorduckParticipantIf you wrote your offer with an appraisal contingency, and it does not appraise, you can walk away or ask for a price concession.
Shorts sales are a different animal however, and their unpleasent nature has been well documented on this board. It seems to me that the bank would rather take posession than approve a lower offer, but who knows.
For me, with normal offers, I always worry about appraisal, but if it does not appraise, and if the seller refuses to adjust the price accordingly, I can walk away. You can do that with the short sale too if you had it as a contingency.
March 20, 2008 at 10:01 AM #174183raptorduckParticipantIf you wrote your offer with an appraisal contingency, and it does not appraise, you can walk away or ask for a price concession.
Shorts sales are a different animal however, and their unpleasent nature has been well documented on this board. It seems to me that the bank would rather take posession than approve a lower offer, but who knows.
For me, with normal offers, I always worry about appraisal, but if it does not appraise, and if the seller refuses to adjust the price accordingly, I can walk away. You can do that with the short sale too if you had it as a contingency.
March 20, 2008 at 11:04 AM #173787BugsParticipantOr, if you love the house you can make up the difference out of pocket.
March 20, 2008 at 11:04 AM #174129BugsParticipantOr, if you love the house you can make up the difference out of pocket.
March 20, 2008 at 11:04 AM #174136BugsParticipantOr, if you love the house you can make up the difference out of pocket.
March 20, 2008 at 11:04 AM #174146BugsParticipantOr, if you love the house you can make up the difference out of pocket.
March 20, 2008 at 11:04 AM #174232BugsParticipantOr, if you love the house you can make up the difference out of pocket.
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