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December 15, 2009 at 11:43 PM #495386December 16, 2009 at 5:48 AM #494526ArrayaParticipant
They have to modify as many as possible because they are overwhelmed with foreclosures as well as keep home prices elevated. Their survival depends on it.
Or another way to look at it, is the banks are still in the “bargaining” stage of their collapse, for the Kubler-Ross types
December 16, 2009 at 5:48 AM #494685ArrayaParticipantThey have to modify as many as possible because they are overwhelmed with foreclosures as well as keep home prices elevated. Their survival depends on it.
Or another way to look at it, is the banks are still in the “bargaining” stage of their collapse, for the Kubler-Ross types
December 16, 2009 at 5:48 AM #495072ArrayaParticipantThey have to modify as many as possible because they are overwhelmed with foreclosures as well as keep home prices elevated. Their survival depends on it.
Or another way to look at it, is the banks are still in the “bargaining” stage of their collapse, for the Kubler-Ross types
December 16, 2009 at 5:48 AM #495158ArrayaParticipantThey have to modify as many as possible because they are overwhelmed with foreclosures as well as keep home prices elevated. Their survival depends on it.
Or another way to look at it, is the banks are still in the “bargaining” stage of their collapse, for the Kubler-Ross types
December 16, 2009 at 5:48 AM #495396ArrayaParticipantThey have to modify as many as possible because they are overwhelmed with foreclosures as well as keep home prices elevated. Their survival depends on it.
Or another way to look at it, is the banks are still in the “bargaining” stage of their collapse, for the Kubler-Ross types
December 16, 2009 at 12:47 PM #494671gnParticipant[quote=ctr70]working directly with Realtors to call their client base and offer a fully pre-approved short sale with no promissory notes, etc…[/quote]
Can someone explains what this mean ?
Does this mean that the lender sets a pre-approved sale price & if there is an offer at the price, then it’s accepted quickly ?December 16, 2009 at 12:47 PM #494829gnParticipant[quote=ctr70]working directly with Realtors to call their client base and offer a fully pre-approved short sale with no promissory notes, etc…[/quote]
Can someone explains what this mean ?
Does this mean that the lender sets a pre-approved sale price & if there is an offer at the price, then it’s accepted quickly ?December 16, 2009 at 12:47 PM #495215gnParticipant[quote=ctr70]working directly with Realtors to call their client base and offer a fully pre-approved short sale with no promissory notes, etc…[/quote]
Can someone explains what this mean ?
Does this mean that the lender sets a pre-approved sale price & if there is an offer at the price, then it’s accepted quickly ?December 16, 2009 at 12:47 PM #495300gnParticipant[quote=ctr70]working directly with Realtors to call their client base and offer a fully pre-approved short sale with no promissory notes, etc…[/quote]
Can someone explains what this mean ?
Does this mean that the lender sets a pre-approved sale price & if there is an offer at the price, then it’s accepted quickly ?December 16, 2009 at 12:47 PM #495542gnParticipant[quote=ctr70]working directly with Realtors to call their client base and offer a fully pre-approved short sale with no promissory notes, etc…[/quote]
Can someone explains what this mean ?
Does this mean that the lender sets a pre-approved sale price & if there is an offer at the price, then it’s accepted quickly ? -
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