And here’s the other side of the story … “OFFICIAL STATEMENT FROM CONEJO CAPITAL PARTNERS LLC REGARDING THE PROPERTY LOCATED AT 5893 MUSTANG DRIVE, SIMI VALLEY CA”
“On January 28, 2010 the property was sold thru a public auction at the trustee sale held at the Ventura County Court House. … At the time all we knew about the property was that the former homeowners purchased it in 2001 for $539,000, and that they later refinanced it, pulling equity out, resulting in debt of roughly $1,000,000. No “lis pendens” had been recorded indicating any disagreement or legal action pending regarding the property. Had they done so before the auction, we would not have purchased this property. …
“The most innocent of all victims in this situation are the new buyers who had signed a contract to purchase the Mustang property. They are a family of 4 who are adopting their first child this month. They had already funded their loan, spent money on appraisals, given notice at their current residence and were scheduled to take possession of 5893 Mustang Drive on Tuesday the 12th. They have now cancelled the transaction and are scrambling to find a place to live as they will be homeless at the end of the month. They are scared.”
A lot of things can happen in those 30 days, especially with a short sale. It’s not a risk I’d want to take.
If you must do it, conspire with the sellers. They might be willing to accomodate you, especially if it means they don’t have to move over the holidays.
A lot of things can happen in those 30 days, especially with a short sale. It’s not a risk I’d want to take.
If you must do it, conspire with the sellers. They might be willing to accomodate you, especially if it means they don’t have to move over the holidays.
A lot of things can happen in those 30 days, especially with a short sale. It’s not a risk I’d want to take.
If you must do it, conspire with the sellers. They might be willing to accomodate you, especially if it means they don’t have to move over the holidays.
A lot of things can happen in those 30 days, especially with a short sale. It’s not a risk I’d want to take.
If you must do it, conspire with the sellers. They might be willing to accomodate you, especially if it means they don’t have to move over the holidays.
A lot of things can happen in those 30 days, especially with a short sale. It’s not a risk I’d want to take.
If you must do it, conspire with the sellers. They might be willing to accomodate you, especially if it means they don’t have to move over the holidays.
