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November 22, 2009 at 5:28 PM in reply to: New: When does it make financial sense to dump my house? #486090November 22, 2009 at 5:28 PM in reply to: New: When does it make financial sense to dump my house? #486175SellingMyHomeParticipant
[quote=Adebisi]
I can see now why SDRealtor received 0 votes in the King of Real Estate poll.[/quote]Did a realtor do something to you when you were a yound child? Was one of your parents a realtor, and they did something to you? Sheesh, you treat them as bad as most do with lawyers… Sorry lawyers, you’re usually the butt of the jokes!
November 22, 2009 at 5:28 PM in reply to: New: When does it make financial sense to dump my house? #486404SellingMyHomeParticipant[quote=Adebisi]
I can see now why SDRealtor received 0 votes in the King of Real Estate poll.[/quote]Did a realtor do something to you when you were a yound child? Was one of your parents a realtor, and they did something to you? Sheesh, you treat them as bad as most do with lawyers… Sorry lawyers, you’re usually the butt of the jokes!
November 22, 2009 at 5:20 PM in reply to: New: When does it make financial sense to dump my house? #485539SellingMyHomeParticipant[quote=sdrealtor]SMH
Your loan is a recourse loan BUT and its a big BUT California is a one action state. If you onely have one loan, foreclosing is their one action. That is why 1st are generally easy to deal with on short sales. Its the 2nds that are the problem because they dont foreclose and still have one action against you. So, even though you have a recourse loan once your lender forecloses you are free and clear. Of course you should verify this with an attorney.Personally I think Battiata is one of the slickest marketers out there and does a very good job and marketing himself as well as his listings in a normal market. Most of his business is lower end (not that he doesnt have higher end clients) who require less hand holding and are sold on the slickness as opposed to the personal attention. For many clients his team does a wonderful job. My objection is in the short sale arena which is very labor intensive and requires a ton of hand holding amonst many stakeholders in the transaction. His model just does not translate well to that.[/quote]
Thanks for the clarification. I already checked with an attorney before, and will if and when we get an acceptance from the lender.
November 22, 2009 at 5:20 PM in reply to: New: When does it make financial sense to dump my house? #485707SellingMyHomeParticipant[quote=sdrealtor]SMH
Your loan is a recourse loan BUT and its a big BUT California is a one action state. If you onely have one loan, foreclosing is their one action. That is why 1st are generally easy to deal with on short sales. Its the 2nds that are the problem because they dont foreclose and still have one action against you. So, even though you have a recourse loan once your lender forecloses you are free and clear. Of course you should verify this with an attorney.Personally I think Battiata is one of the slickest marketers out there and does a very good job and marketing himself as well as his listings in a normal market. Most of his business is lower end (not that he doesnt have higher end clients) who require less hand holding and are sold on the slickness as opposed to the personal attention. For many clients his team does a wonderful job. My objection is in the short sale arena which is very labor intensive and requires a ton of hand holding amonst many stakeholders in the transaction. His model just does not translate well to that.[/quote]
Thanks for the clarification. I already checked with an attorney before, and will if and when we get an acceptance from the lender.
November 22, 2009 at 5:20 PM in reply to: New: When does it make financial sense to dump my house? #486080SellingMyHomeParticipant[quote=sdrealtor]SMH
Your loan is a recourse loan BUT and its a big BUT California is a one action state. If you onely have one loan, foreclosing is their one action. That is why 1st are generally easy to deal with on short sales. Its the 2nds that are the problem because they dont foreclose and still have one action against you. So, even though you have a recourse loan once your lender forecloses you are free and clear. Of course you should verify this with an attorney.Personally I think Battiata is one of the slickest marketers out there and does a very good job and marketing himself as well as his listings in a normal market. Most of his business is lower end (not that he doesnt have higher end clients) who require less hand holding and are sold on the slickness as opposed to the personal attention. For many clients his team does a wonderful job. My objection is in the short sale arena which is very labor intensive and requires a ton of hand holding amonst many stakeholders in the transaction. His model just does not translate well to that.[/quote]
Thanks for the clarification. I already checked with an attorney before, and will if and when we get an acceptance from the lender.
November 22, 2009 at 5:20 PM in reply to: New: When does it make financial sense to dump my house? #486165SellingMyHomeParticipant[quote=sdrealtor]SMH
Your loan is a recourse loan BUT and its a big BUT California is a one action state. If you onely have one loan, foreclosing is their one action. That is why 1st are generally easy to deal with on short sales. Its the 2nds that are the problem because they dont foreclose and still have one action against you. So, even though you have a recourse loan once your lender forecloses you are free and clear. Of course you should verify this with an attorney.Personally I think Battiata is one of the slickest marketers out there and does a very good job and marketing himself as well as his listings in a normal market. Most of his business is lower end (not that he doesnt have higher end clients) who require less hand holding and are sold on the slickness as opposed to the personal attention. For many clients his team does a wonderful job. My objection is in the short sale arena which is very labor intensive and requires a ton of hand holding amonst many stakeholders in the transaction. His model just does not translate well to that.[/quote]
Thanks for the clarification. I already checked with an attorney before, and will if and when we get an acceptance from the lender.
November 22, 2009 at 5:20 PM in reply to: New: When does it make financial sense to dump my house? #486395SellingMyHomeParticipant[quote=sdrealtor]SMH
Your loan is a recourse loan BUT and its a big BUT California is a one action state. If you onely have one loan, foreclosing is their one action. That is why 1st are generally easy to deal with on short sales. Its the 2nds that are the problem because they dont foreclose and still have one action against you. So, even though you have a recourse loan once your lender forecloses you are free and clear. Of course you should verify this with an attorney.Personally I think Battiata is one of the slickest marketers out there and does a very good job and marketing himself as well as his listings in a normal market. Most of his business is lower end (not that he doesnt have higher end clients) who require less hand holding and are sold on the slickness as opposed to the personal attention. For many clients his team does a wonderful job. My objection is in the short sale arena which is very labor intensive and requires a ton of hand holding amonst many stakeholders in the transaction. His model just does not translate well to that.[/quote]
Thanks for the clarification. I already checked with an attorney before, and will if and when we get an acceptance from the lender.
SellingMyHomeParticipantPlease show me where I’ve asked for opinions on the morality of the short sale? I’m past that. I’ve been asking for financial advice. You must have me mixed up with someone else, I’m not in over my head, just underwater and pissed.
By the way, Charger game is about over! Nice win.
SellingMyHomeParticipantPlease show me where I’ve asked for opinions on the morality of the short sale? I’m past that. I’ve been asking for financial advice. You must have me mixed up with someone else, I’m not in over my head, just underwater and pissed.
By the way, Charger game is about over! Nice win.
SellingMyHomeParticipantPlease show me where I’ve asked for opinions on the morality of the short sale? I’m past that. I’ve been asking for financial advice. You must have me mixed up with someone else, I’m not in over my head, just underwater and pissed.
By the way, Charger game is about over! Nice win.
SellingMyHomeParticipantPlease show me where I’ve asked for opinions on the morality of the short sale? I’m past that. I’ve been asking for financial advice. You must have me mixed up with someone else, I’m not in over my head, just underwater and pissed.
By the way, Charger game is about over! Nice win.
SellingMyHomeParticipantPlease show me where I’ve asked for opinions on the morality of the short sale? I’m past that. I’ve been asking for financial advice. You must have me mixed up with someone else, I’m not in over my head, just underwater and pissed.
By the way, Charger game is about over! Nice win.
SellingMyHomeParticipantDon’t try to say you aren’t picking on me or anyone, you certainly did. Nice try to not attempt to sound like a jerk, but you basically called me a liar. You don’t know me, even though I’ve been fairly open here.
I replaced a worn fence (on my own), re-fiberglassed my 20+ year old pool (not on my own), and bought enough paint for the outside to repaint often.
SellingMyHomeParticipantDon’t try to say you aren’t picking on me or anyone, you certainly did. Nice try to not attempt to sound like a jerk, but you basically called me a liar. You don’t know me, even though I’ve been fairly open here.
I replaced a worn fence (on my own), re-fiberglassed my 20+ year old pool (not on my own), and bought enough paint for the outside to repaint often.
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