[SD Realtor]

IloveCV 5530 Harvest Run closed at 1.2M even last week. I assume that is the home you were asking about above?

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[SD Realtor]

IloveCV 5530 Harvest Run closed at 1.2M even last week. I assume that is the home you were asking about above?

SD Realtor

[SD Realtor]

IloveCV 5530 Harvest Run closed at 1.2M even last week. I assume that is the home you were asking about above?

SD Realtor

[SD Realtor]

IloveCV 5530 Harvest Run closed at 1.2M even last week. I assume that is the home you were asking about above?

SD Realtor

[SD Realtor]

IloveCV 5530 Harvest Run closed at 1.2M even last week. I assume that is the home you were asking about above?

SD Realtor

[SD Realtor]

Raptor –

I can only give you my own personal experience and I am not an “REO or short sale specialist”… I am just a guy.

On the listing side I have 1 listing right now that is a short sale and we received an offer about 3 weeks ago. It has been a constant battle with the lender. Every step has been very tough, from dealing with the loan workout group, to the short sale asset manager in charge of this particular sale. It has taken about 2 weeks for them just to confirm they have the entire short sale package just to BEGIN the review process. I have also spent ALOT of time sending additional information to justify the short sale pricing. This is hard because the comps DO NOT justify the price so I have to show the lender that the TREND is going to be where the offer price is at some point in the future. Not an easy task. The bottom line is that as the listing agent for the short sale, if I was not pestering the asset manager pretty much every day, this sale would have been punted awhile ago. I did succeed in getting the trustee sale delayed from 11/29 to 1/2/08. Now the offer we received is about 15% below the latest comp. The latest comp is an REO that is another 10% below the other sold comps in the area of which there are very few. The short sale asset manager told me that even with all my effort he will likely not approve this short sale and is not sure he will even counter.

On the purchase side I have 2 short sale offers submitted over 8 weeks ago now. NO response from either of them. I know why, it is either because the listing agents have not been motivated to spend countless hours dealing with the asset managers to push it along or the lenders just don’t give a damn. One of the clients who submitted the short sale offer already gave up and purchased another home.

I have another person who is on the cusp of submitting offers on properties that are selling short in the 25-30% below the listing price category. I will submit the offers but I am not sure we will receive a response.

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Getting back to your situation I would say what I always say. It always is worth taking a chance. What do you have to lose? Have your agent write it up, send it in, and then keep your search active. In a few weeks or months you will get a response.

SD Realtor

[SD Realtor]

Raptor –

I can only give you my own personal experience and I am not an “REO or short sale specialist”… I am just a guy.

On the listing side I have 1 listing right now that is a short sale and we received an offer about 3 weeks ago. It has been a constant battle with the lender. Every step has been very tough, from dealing with the loan workout group, to the short sale asset manager in charge of this particular sale. It has taken about 2 weeks for them just to confirm they have the entire short sale package just to BEGIN the review process. I have also spent ALOT of time sending additional information to justify the short sale pricing. This is hard because the comps DO NOT justify the price so I have to show the lender that the TREND is going to be where the offer price is at some point in the future. Not an easy task. The bottom line is that as the listing agent for the short sale, if I was not pestering the asset manager pretty much every day, this sale would have been punted awhile ago. I did succeed in getting the trustee sale delayed from 11/29 to 1/2/08. Now the offer we received is about 15% below the latest comp. The latest comp is an REO that is another 10% below the other sold comps in the area of which there are very few. The short sale asset manager told me that even with all my effort he will likely not approve this short sale and is not sure he will even counter.

On the purchase side I have 2 short sale offers submitted over 8 weeks ago now. NO response from either of them. I know why, it is either because the listing agents have not been motivated to spend countless hours dealing with the asset managers to push it along or the lenders just don’t give a damn. One of the clients who submitted the short sale offer already gave up and purchased another home.

I have another person who is on the cusp of submitting offers on properties that are selling short in the 25-30% below the listing price category. I will submit the offers but I am not sure we will receive a response.

*************

Getting back to your situation I would say what I always say. It always is worth taking a chance. What do you have to lose? Have your agent write it up, send it in, and then keep your search active. In a few weeks or months you will get a response.

SD Realtor

[SD Realtor]

Raptor –

I can only give you my own personal experience and I am not an “REO or short sale specialist”… I am just a guy.

On the listing side I have 1 listing right now that is a short sale and we received an offer about 3 weeks ago. It has been a constant battle with the lender. Every step has been very tough, from dealing with the loan workout group, to the short sale asset manager in charge of this particular sale. It has taken about 2 weeks for them just to confirm they have the entire short sale package just to BEGIN the review process. I have also spent ALOT of time sending additional information to justify the short sale pricing. This is hard because the comps DO NOT justify the price so I have to show the lender that the TREND is going to be where the offer price is at some point in the future. Not an easy task. The bottom line is that as the listing agent for the short sale, if I was not pestering the asset manager pretty much every day, this sale would have been punted awhile ago. I did succeed in getting the trustee sale delayed from 11/29 to 1/2/08. Now the offer we received is about 15% below the latest comp. The latest comp is an REO that is another 10% below the other sold comps in the area of which there are very few. The short sale asset manager told me that even with all my effort he will likely not approve this short sale and is not sure he will even counter.

On the purchase side I have 2 short sale offers submitted over 8 weeks ago now. NO response from either of them. I know why, it is either because the listing agents have not been motivated to spend countless hours dealing with the asset managers to push it along or the lenders just don’t give a damn. One of the clients who submitted the short sale offer already gave up and purchased another home.

I have another person who is on the cusp of submitting offers on properties that are selling short in the 25-30% below the listing price category. I will submit the offers but I am not sure we will receive a response.

*************

Getting back to your situation I would say what I always say. It always is worth taking a chance. What do you have to lose? Have your agent write it up, send it in, and then keep your search active. In a few weeks or months you will get a response.

SD Realtor

[SD Realtor]

Raptor –

I can only give you my own personal experience and I am not an “REO or short sale specialist”… I am just a guy.

On the listing side I have 1 listing right now that is a short sale and we received an offer about 3 weeks ago. It has been a constant battle with the lender. Every step has been very tough, from dealing with the loan workout group, to the short sale asset manager in charge of this particular sale. It has taken about 2 weeks for them just to confirm they have the entire short sale package just to BEGIN the review process. I have also spent ALOT of time sending additional information to justify the short sale pricing. This is hard because the comps DO NOT justify the price so I have to show the lender that the TREND is going to be where the offer price is at some point in the future. Not an easy task. The bottom line is that as the listing agent for the short sale, if I was not pestering the asset manager pretty much every day, this sale would have been punted awhile ago. I did succeed in getting the trustee sale delayed from 11/29 to 1/2/08. Now the offer we received is about 15% below the latest comp. The latest comp is an REO that is another 10% below the other sold comps in the area of which there are very few. The short sale asset manager told me that even with all my effort he will likely not approve this short sale and is not sure he will even counter.

On the purchase side I have 2 short sale offers submitted over 8 weeks ago now. NO response from either of them. I know why, it is either because the listing agents have not been motivated to spend countless hours dealing with the asset managers to push it along or the lenders just don’t give a damn. One of the clients who submitted the short sale offer already gave up and purchased another home.

I have another person who is on the cusp of submitting offers on properties that are selling short in the 25-30% below the listing price category. I will submit the offers but I am not sure we will receive a response.

*************

Getting back to your situation I would say what I always say. It always is worth taking a chance. What do you have to lose? Have your agent write it up, send it in, and then keep your search active. In a few weeks or months you will get a response.

SD Realtor

[SD Realtor]

Raptor –

I can only give you my own personal experience and I am not an “REO or short sale specialist”… I am just a guy.

On the listing side I have 1 listing right now that is a short sale and we received an offer about 3 weeks ago. It has been a constant battle with the lender. Every step has been very tough, from dealing with the loan workout group, to the short sale asset manager in charge of this particular sale. It has taken about 2 weeks for them just to confirm they have the entire short sale package just to BEGIN the review process. I have also spent ALOT of time sending additional information to justify the short sale pricing. This is hard because the comps DO NOT justify the price so I have to show the lender that the TREND is going to be where the offer price is at some point in the future. Not an easy task. The bottom line is that as the listing agent for the short sale, if I was not pestering the asset manager pretty much every day, this sale would have been punted awhile ago. I did succeed in getting the trustee sale delayed from 11/29 to 1/2/08. Now the offer we received is about 15% below the latest comp. The latest comp is an REO that is another 10% below the other sold comps in the area of which there are very few. The short sale asset manager told me that even with all my effort he will likely not approve this short sale and is not sure he will even counter.

On the purchase side I have 2 short sale offers submitted over 8 weeks ago now. NO response from either of them. I know why, it is either because the listing agents have not been motivated to spend countless hours dealing with the asset managers to push it along or the lenders just don’t give a damn. One of the clients who submitted the short sale offer already gave up and purchased another home.

I have another person who is on the cusp of submitting offers on properties that are selling short in the 25-30% below the listing price category. I will submit the offers but I am not sure we will receive a response.

*************

Getting back to your situation I would say what I always say. It always is worth taking a chance. What do you have to lose? Have your agent write it up, send it in, and then keep your search active. In a few weeks or months you will get a response.

SD Realtor

[SD Realtor]

Thanks guys –

FSD are you sure you are not an accountant in sheeps clothing? Damn you nailed it… I am actually surprised as I got it correct as well but did not know what rate the depreciation recapture would be taxed at but it makes sense that it is ordinary income and it makes absolute sense that it cannot be offset by carry forward cap gains loss.

Great help and yes he is working with his cpa of course.

SD Realtor

[SD Realtor]

Thanks guys –

FSD are you sure you are not an accountant in sheeps clothing? Damn you nailed it… I am actually surprised as I got it correct as well but did not know what rate the depreciation recapture would be taxed at but it makes sense that it is ordinary income and it makes absolute sense that it cannot be offset by carry forward cap gains loss.

Great help and yes he is working with his cpa of course.

SD Realtor

[SD Realtor]

Thanks guys –

FSD are you sure you are not an accountant in sheeps clothing? Damn you nailed it… I am actually surprised as I got it correct as well but did not know what rate the depreciation recapture would be taxed at but it makes sense that it is ordinary income and it makes absolute sense that it cannot be offset by carry forward cap gains loss.

Great help and yes he is working with his cpa of course.

SD Realtor

[SD Realtor]

Thanks guys –

FSD are you sure you are not an accountant in sheeps clothing? Damn you nailed it… I am actually surprised as I got it correct as well but did not know what rate the depreciation recapture would be taxed at but it makes sense that it is ordinary income and it makes absolute sense that it cannot be offset by carry forward cap gains loss.

Great help and yes he is working with his cpa of course.

SD Realtor

[SD Realtor]

Thanks guys –

FSD are you sure you are not an accountant in sheeps clothing? Damn you nailed it… I am actually surprised as I got it correct as well but did not know what rate the depreciation recapture would be taxed at but it makes sense that it is ordinary income and it makes absolute sense that it cannot be offset by carry forward cap gains loss.

Great help and yes he is working with his cpa of course.

SD Realtor

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