What good is Countrywide
approving your short sale if the investor has not ok» ed the deal.
It is in the bank's best interest to
approve the short sale if the bank will make more money through the short sale than to foreclose.
Not exact matches
But it's important to note that
short sales are not always a viable option:
If the seller is unable to find an interested buyer on terms the lender
approves of, the lender can choose to proceed with foreclosure.
If the lender approves your client for a short sale, he is able to get out from under the debt of his properties and incurs less damage to his credit than if the lender foreclosed on hi
If the lender
approves your client for a
short sale, he is able to get out from under the debt of his properties and incurs less damage to his credit than
if the lender foreclosed on hi
if the lender foreclosed on him.
Short sales generally are not
approved if you haven't tried to market the home at a higher price or with a professional agent.
If you are not familiar with
short sales the vast majority of them are NOT
approved by the lender prior to a buyer making an offer on one.
So what is the solution or what do I do
if they simply do not
approve the
short sale?
Even
if a
short sale offer had previously been «
approved», there is a reason that the
short sale did not go through.
If a modification isn't the right move for you, we can also assist you in getting a
short sale approved by your lien holder.
If the lender has just
approved the
short sale then it has not been foreclosed.
Since there's a lot of back - and - forth and red tape with
short sales, it can take as long as 90 days to purchase these homes — that's
if the bank
approves the
sale.
The realtor should be able to tell you
if they believe, based on your financial situation, whether the
short sale will be
approved.
You must provide all documentation requested as soon as possible
if a
short sale has been
approved
If it's a
short sale situation, the owner's lender has to
approve the deal and that can take a while, as mentioned earlier.
If a borrower has not obtained an
approved short sale transaction at the end of any marketing or listing period, a servicer may determine that a borrower has failed to perform under an agreement on a loss mitigation option.
An
approved short sale transaction is a
short sale transaction that has been
approved by all relevant parties, including the servicer, other affected lienholders, or insurers,
if applicable, and the servicer has received proof of funds or financing, unless circumstances otherwise indicate that an
approved short sale transaction is not likely to occur.
The worst part of this is that you probably will already have been waiting for months to find out
if the
short sale was going to be
approved.
have you got clear notification from BoA when your
short sale moved to a phase II negotiator and
if it was
approved by them and sent to the investor for approval?
If the bank will not be reimbursed for the loss chances are the bank will not
approve the
short sale.
If the property had two mortgage with two different banks unrelated to another than don't you think they both need to
approve the
short sale.
Also, keep in mind that,
if the bank «accepts» less, there is less tax benefit to them than to just foreclosure, hence another layer as to why
short sales are tough to get
approved.
If the underlying investor has not
approved the
short sale than who has accepted the
short sale?
If you are indeed
approved for the
short sale, it should be noted online on your personal CW account now, or within a few days — like my Sep 22 posting.
If your
short sale is subject to lender approval then how has it been
approved?
At the close of escrow,
if the
short sale is
approved, the proceeds are wired to us.
I've no doubt they are overwhelmed, but it's a nightmare of their own making and
IF that is the case, the should be jumping through hoops to help those who are bringing them
short sales on a plate that they just have to glance at and
approve.
We did submit an earnest deposit with the offer but also had a «
short sale addendum» in our offer package that releases us from the contract
if time lines aren't met or
if it is not
approved.
Although there is usually a written purchase contract negotiated and executed in a bank's
sale of REO property and in the case of a
short sale, the bank may not permit the inclusion of exchange cooperation or other assignment language in the purchase contract
if the issue first arises after the contract has been
approved by senior bank management.
If there is more than one lien holder both will have to
approve the
short sale, which can complicate things further and increase the time needed for approval.
If you took out two mortgages, a first and a second at the same time in order to buy your Wellington home than you can most likely be able to work with both of your lenders to
approve a
short sale with a minimum amount to your second home loan.
We have a Wellington
short sale listing that has not been
approved to be canceled in writing by our broker and another agent was able to duplicate the listing in the MLS so that agent must not have checked to see
if we had canceled the listing.
There may be times that a lender would only
approve of Florida
short sales if and only
if the homeowner agrees to sign a promissory note.
Even after you come to agreement with the seller to buy a
short -
sale property, the seller's lender (or lenders,
if there is more than one mortgage) still has to
approve the
sale.
If the servicer fails to provide a decision to the
short sale applicant within that time period, the application is deemed
approved.
An addendum to the California Association of REALTORS ® purchase contract includes a provision allowing either party to cancel a
short -
sale contract within a set period
if the seller hasn't gotten the deal
approved, says White.
Without language in the contract stating that the lenders must
approve the offer and release all liens on the property, the seller may face a legal problem for failing to execute the contract
if the
short sale is not
approved, says Hollingsworth.
Lets can go over your situation in detail and then
if you decide a
short sale is for you, we will go over the process on how to get your Temecula
short sale approved at no charge to you.
You could have a major problem on your hands
if the
short sale is not
approved and then the buyer's will not vacate your home.
I feel it's not going to be as easy to get a
short sale approval in 2015 and
if your agent submits a weak
short sale proposal forget about getting that Temecula
short sale approved.
If you are in this situation we have a lot of experience in helping investors get their Wellington
short sales approved.
If your lender has opted to
approve your
short sale under the U.S. Treasury's Home Affordable Foreclosure Alternatives program, this will all be done in about four months.
You've got the best chance of getting closing costs paid by the seller and
approved by the
short sale bank
if your financial resources are limited.
So what is the solution or what do I do
if they simply do not
approve the
short sale?
To get the bank to
approve the
short sale and to lessen the deficiency
if any, sellers generally want the highest price offer.
If the lender has just
approved the
short sale then it has not been foreclosed.
Coming hat in hand with some suggested solutions, the Florida Realtors asked Congress to rule that
if banks are silent on a proposed
short -
sale price, that it should be legally assumed to be
approved after 45 days.
Even
if your lender does
approve the
short sale, it may not be the end of all your financial woes.
If one of these hardships can be proven to the lender and there is a reasonable explanation as to why the homeowner can no longer afford the payment or has stopped making mortgage payments, a
short sale may be
approved.
If the
short sale is
approved, it's easier on you, your neighbors and the bank.
The worst part of this is that you probably will already have been waiting for months to find out
if the
short sale was going to be
approved.