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ParticipantYes they are worth it but you have to be patient and do not get emotionally vested. Fire and forget and move on to the next home. If your realtor thinks it is pointless then that should tell you something about your realtor.
Yes short sales are frustrating and yes sometimes the seller gets a loan mod done in the middle of the short sale. However it costs you no money so why shouldn’t you try it.
Think about it this way, if they do not get a loan mod then somebody will get the home. Also if you are not goign to make offers on homes that are NOT short sales then that reduces your selection in an already ridiculous market.
ParticipantYes they are worth it but you have to be patient and do not get emotionally vested. Fire and forget and move on to the next home. If your realtor thinks it is pointless then that should tell you something about your realtor.
Yes short sales are frustrating and yes sometimes the seller gets a loan mod done in the middle of the short sale. However it costs you no money so why shouldn’t you try it.
Think about it this way, if they do not get a loan mod then somebody will get the home. Also if you are not goign to make offers on homes that are NOT short sales then that reduces your selection in an already ridiculous market.
ParticipantYes they are worth it but you have to be patient and do not get emotionally vested. Fire and forget and move on to the next home. If your realtor thinks it is pointless then that should tell you something about your realtor.
Yes short sales are frustrating and yes sometimes the seller gets a loan mod done in the middle of the short sale. However it costs you no money so why shouldn’t you try it.
Think about it this way, if they do not get a loan mod then somebody will get the home. Also if you are not goign to make offers on homes that are NOT short sales then that reduces your selection in an already ridiculous market.
ParticipantNo jp this will not be considered a comp. Appraisers do not use trustee sales as comps.
ParticipantNo jp this will not be considered a comp. Appraisers do not use trustee sales as comps.
ParticipantNo jp this will not be considered a comp. Appraisers do not use trustee sales as comps.
ParticipantNo jp this will not be considered a comp. Appraisers do not use trustee sales as comps.
ParticipantNo jp this will not be considered a comp. Appraisers do not use trustee sales as comps.
ParticipantHonestly I could not tell you where to shoot for in the price point. It is like the wild west out there these days. Many short sale listing have lots of offers but many of them also go away. Even though it is contingent you should be able to go view the home unless the sellers do not want any more showings.
ParticipantHonestly I could not tell you where to shoot for in the price point. It is like the wild west out there these days. Many short sale listing have lots of offers but many of them also go away. Even though it is contingent you should be able to go view the home unless the sellers do not want any more showings.
ParticipantHonestly I could not tell you where to shoot for in the price point. It is like the wild west out there these days. Many short sale listing have lots of offers but many of them also go away. Even though it is contingent you should be able to go view the home unless the sellers do not want any more showings.
ParticipantHonestly I could not tell you where to shoot for in the price point. It is like the wild west out there these days. Many short sale listing have lots of offers but many of them also go away. Even though it is contingent you should be able to go view the home unless the sellers do not want any more showings.
ParticipantHonestly I could not tell you where to shoot for in the price point. It is like the wild west out there these days. Many short sale listing have lots of offers but many of them also go away. Even though it is contingent you should be able to go view the home unless the sellers do not want any more showings.
Participantimpeccable timing jp, I just deleted the window I had opened on the realist report.
The report shows two loans, 1 for 1M and another for 274k both in 2005 from Franklin.
BTW I am seeing less correlation these days between the opening bid and the loan amount.
This guy got a smoking deal. It won’t surprise me if he flips it as he can make a nice return on his money.
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