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urbanrealtor
ParticipantLiens could include secure debt.
Unsecured debt should not be a factor unless a judgement attaches them to the property.
urbanrealtor
ParticipantI’m confused.
Is Obama Hitler here?
I see you use a Hegelian handle.
What exactly is the connection?
urbanrealtor
ParticipantI’m confused.
Is Obama Hitler here?
I see you use a Hegelian handle.
What exactly is the connection?
urbanrealtor
ParticipantI’m confused.
Is Obama Hitler here?
I see you use a Hegelian handle.
What exactly is the connection?
urbanrealtor
ParticipantI’m confused.
Is Obama Hitler here?
I see you use a Hegelian handle.
What exactly is the connection?
urbanrealtor
ParticipantI’m confused.
Is Obama Hitler here?
I see you use a Hegelian handle.
What exactly is the connection?
urbanrealtor
ParticipantIf all liens and fees total more than the sale price, then it could be a short.
Sometimes sale price is below FMV (especially for shorts).
If the seller is behind on payments but has equity, then it is a distress sale, not a short sale.
By definition, no lender approval would be required.
urbanrealtor
ParticipantIf all liens and fees total more than the sale price, then it could be a short.
Sometimes sale price is below FMV (especially for shorts).
If the seller is behind on payments but has equity, then it is a distress sale, not a short sale.
By definition, no lender approval would be required.
urbanrealtor
ParticipantIf all liens and fees total more than the sale price, then it could be a short.
Sometimes sale price is below FMV (especially for shorts).
If the seller is behind on payments but has equity, then it is a distress sale, not a short sale.
By definition, no lender approval would be required.
urbanrealtor
ParticipantIf all liens and fees total more than the sale price, then it could be a short.
Sometimes sale price is below FMV (especially for shorts).
If the seller is behind on payments but has equity, then it is a distress sale, not a short sale.
By definition, no lender approval would be required.
urbanrealtor
ParticipantIf all liens and fees total more than the sale price, then it could be a short.
Sometimes sale price is below FMV (especially for shorts).
If the seller is behind on payments but has equity, then it is a distress sale, not a short sale.
By definition, no lender approval would be required.
urbanrealtor
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