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[JC]

I feel awful about my earlier post. Can anyone tell me how to delete that since it was an unfair misrepresentation? Thanks in advance.

[ocrenter]

so in theory it truly was “pending” as in pending with you, JC. so then the real question is why was the listing still active, was she fishing for a bigger fish?

short sales are very tough because everyone involved are in limbo waiting for a pencil pusher at the bank to get to the file at the bottom of his/her inbasket.

[ocrenter]

so in theory it truly was “pending” as in pending with you, JC. so then the real question is why was the listing still active, was she fishing for a bigger fish?

short sales are very tough because everyone involved are in limbo waiting for a pencil pusher at the bank to get to the file at the bottom of his/her inbasket.

[ocrenter]

so in theory it truly was “pending” as in pending with you, JC. so then the real question is why was the listing still active, was she fishing for a bigger fish?

short sales are very tough because everyone involved are in limbo waiting for a pencil pusher at the bank to get to the file at the bottom of his/her inbasket.

[ocrenter]

so in theory it truly was “pending” as in pending with you, JC. so then the real question is why was the listing still active, was she fishing for a bigger fish?

short sales are very tough because everyone involved are in limbo waiting for a pencil pusher at the bank to get to the file at the bottom of his/her inbasket.

[ocrenter]

so in theory it truly was “pending” as in pending with you, JC. so then the real question is why was the listing still active, was she fishing for a bigger fish?

short sales are very tough because everyone involved are in limbo waiting for a pencil pusher at the bank to get to the file at the bottom of his/her inbasket.

[Eugene]

I just had a weird and illogical experience with a short sale, thought I’d share.

The house was listed for 629k, there was a single loan (Countrywide/BoNY) with the initial balance of 650k. I made an offer of 590k in late July. Last thing I heard was on the 15th: “they have made progress on your offer – now that we know the bank thought $845,000 instead of the $665,000 – so your offer now looks much better!”. (apparently there was some kind of internal miscommunication regarding either the value of the house or the balance on the note, I’m not sure)

Yesterday afternoon the listing was taken off the market, this morning there was a foreclosure auction. The opening bid… 531k!!! Sadly, I did’t have that much cash (lol) and no one else was interested, so it went back to the bank.

I could understand if they wouldn’t sell the house to me because they thought that the house was worth more than what I was offering. But it completely escapes me why they’d let it go to foreclosure with an opening bid of 531k, when they already had an offer for 590k. Even after realtors’ fees, they’d be better off accepting our offer.

I still haven’t heard from our agent, I wonder how he’s going to explain this.

[Eugene]

I just had a weird and illogical experience with a short sale, thought I’d share.

The house was listed for 629k, there was a single loan (Countrywide/BoNY) with the initial balance of 650k. I made an offer of 590k in late July. Last thing I heard was on the 15th: “they have made progress on your offer – now that we know the bank thought $845,000 instead of the $665,000 – so your offer now looks much better!”. (apparently there was some kind of internal miscommunication regarding either the value of the house or the balance on the note, I’m not sure)

Yesterday afternoon the listing was taken off the market, this morning there was a foreclosure auction. The opening bid… 531k!!! Sadly, I did’t have that much cash (lol) and no one else was interested, so it went back to the bank.

I could understand if they wouldn’t sell the house to me because they thought that the house was worth more than what I was offering. But it completely escapes me why they’d let it go to foreclosure with an opening bid of 531k, when they already had an offer for 590k. Even after realtors’ fees, they’d be better off accepting our offer.

I still haven’t heard from our agent, I wonder how he’s going to explain this.

[Eugene]

I just had a weird and illogical experience with a short sale, thought I’d share.

The house was listed for 629k, there was a single loan (Countrywide/BoNY) with the initial balance of 650k. I made an offer of 590k in late July. Last thing I heard was on the 15th: “they have made progress on your offer – now that we know the bank thought $845,000 instead of the $665,000 – so your offer now looks much better!”. (apparently there was some kind of internal miscommunication regarding either the value of the house or the balance on the note, I’m not sure)

Yesterday afternoon the listing was taken off the market, this morning there was a foreclosure auction. The opening bid… 531k!!! Sadly, I did’t have that much cash (lol) and no one else was interested, so it went back to the bank.

I could understand if they wouldn’t sell the house to me because they thought that the house was worth more than what I was offering. But it completely escapes me why they’d let it go to foreclosure with an opening bid of 531k, when they already had an offer for 590k. Even after realtors’ fees, they’d be better off accepting our offer.

I still haven’t heard from our agent, I wonder how he’s going to explain this.

[Eugene]

I just had a weird and illogical experience with a short sale, thought I’d share.

The house was listed for 629k, there was a single loan (Countrywide/BoNY) with the initial balance of 650k. I made an offer of 590k in late July. Last thing I heard was on the 15th: “they have made progress on your offer – now that we know the bank thought $845,000 instead of the $665,000 – so your offer now looks much better!”. (apparently there was some kind of internal miscommunication regarding either the value of the house or the balance on the note, I’m not sure)

Yesterday afternoon the listing was taken off the market, this morning there was a foreclosure auction. The opening bid… 531k!!! Sadly, I did’t have that much cash (lol) and no one else was interested, so it went back to the bank.

I could understand if they wouldn’t sell the house to me because they thought that the house was worth more than what I was offering. But it completely escapes me why they’d let it go to foreclosure with an opening bid of 531k, when they already had an offer for 590k. Even after realtors’ fees, they’d be better off accepting our offer.

I still haven’t heard from our agent, I wonder how he’s going to explain this.

[Eugene]

I just had a weird and illogical experience with a short sale, thought I’d share.

The house was listed for 629k, there was a single loan (Countrywide/BoNY) with the initial balance of 650k. I made an offer of 590k in late July. Last thing I heard was on the 15th: “they have made progress on your offer – now that we know the bank thought $845,000 instead of the $665,000 – so your offer now looks much better!”. (apparently there was some kind of internal miscommunication regarding either the value of the house or the balance on the note, I’m not sure)

Yesterday afternoon the listing was taken off the market, this morning there was a foreclosure auction. The opening bid… 531k!!! Sadly, I did’t have that much cash (lol) and no one else was interested, so it went back to the bank.

I could understand if they wouldn’t sell the house to me because they thought that the house was worth more than what I was offering. But it completely escapes me why they’d let it go to foreclosure with an opening bid of 531k, when they already had an offer for 590k. Even after realtors’ fees, they’d be better off accepting our offer.

I still haven’t heard from our agent, I wonder how he’s going to explain this.

[JC]

Could someone take pity on me and share how to delete an earlier post? I feel really bad about posting something that wasn’t true.

[JC]

Could someone take pity on me and share how to delete an earlier post? I feel really bad about posting something that wasn’t true.

[JC]

Could someone take pity on me and share how to delete an earlier post? I feel really bad about posting something that wasn’t true.

[JC]

Could someone take pity on me and share how to delete an earlier post? I feel really bad about posting something that wasn’t true.

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