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December 23rd, 2011 - By allanmadams
Alternatives 2 Foreclosure
Greetings my name is Jeff Green from The Jeff Real Estate Team. We are one of the leading short sale businesses in :k1: and we’re here to serve you with all of your real estate needs. As a team we’ve handled hundreds of short sales and we’d like to do business with you if you happen to be dealing with foreclosure. The video blog you’re watching right now is intended to provide you with additional information regarding the short sale process.
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Escrow And Title As Part Of The Short Sale Process
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December 18th, 2011 - By allanmadams
Foreclosure Slayer
Hello I am John Sellers with ForeclosureSlayer.com. We’re certainly one of Southern Oregon’s premiere short sale teams. We actually give our clients the information to help them to be able to make the decision for themselves if a short sale is true for their situation.
Let’s speak about myth number five. If I do a short sale, I’m going to have a deficiency. Well, I’m going to tell you usually, that is not true. If it’s an owner occupied property, in case you went by way of the foreclosure process on a first, they can not go after the deficiency. On a home equity line of credit, typically they will go after that deficiency even if you happen to do let it go all the way to foreclosure.
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October 19th, 2011 - By allanmadams
Alternatives 2 Foreclosure
Hello It is Jeff Green and we are the Jeff team with Allison James Estates and homes. We are a premiere short sale team. There is a query that’s come up over and over again and that is if I’m short selling my home, I have it listed, do I want to move out? If I do, how soon do I want to maneuver out, and the way lengthy can I keep in the house? Some individuals get wired and so they don’t need individuals to know they’re in this situation. It’s possible you’ll be wondering for those who record your home as a short sale, is the bank going to knock on your door and tell you to leave. The answer is absolutely not. You might be still the proprietor of the property; the title remains to be in your title, so that you mainly have until the close of escrow to move out. Earlier than the bank might even evict you, they must foreclose on you, which we are attempting to prevent.
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How Lengthy Can I Stay In My Short Sale?
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Tags: Allison James, Avoid Foreclosure, Clean Break, Coverage Policy, Electricity, Escrow, Foreclosure, Insurance, Insurance Coverage, Jeff Green, Nice Thing, Owners Insurance, Premiere, Proprietor, Short Sale, short sale vs. foreclosure
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September 26th, 2011 - By allanmadams
When a property goes into foreclosure, homeowners might immediately believe that they have no ownership left in the home and no responsibility for keeping the property in excellent condition. Nonetheless, for so long as they’re the legal owners of the house, the borrowers need to make certain the property is reasonably maintained. Only in the final stage of the foreclosure method will their responsibilities be transferred to a unique party.
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December 3rd, 2010 - By allanmadams
Update 2010: Short Sales Are Tough To Close
Why are they so tough?The easy answer to that question is there are “many factors involved”.
Things such as:
- Local market conditions – High foreclosure rate and lack of buyers
- Condition of the property – Is it attractive to buyers in the “as is” condition
- Buyer fails to close – Buyers often back out
- Lender delays – Drives away buyers
- Mortgage insurance – Lender may gain more with foreclosure
Many experienced Realtors would pin the #1 reason for short sale failure on the buyer’s failing to close. Most often it’s the result of two things:
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Short Sale Boston: How To Close Your Short Sale
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December 3rd, 2010 - By allanmadams
Short Sale Power Hour
Today’s installment is on site in front of a active listing in Mesa. It seems like a good time to talk about the consultation that we have with the home owner upfront. That is probably a 30 minute subject that we won’t be able to deal with entirely today. Yet, you can get the whole discussion information if you go to one of our approaching Crush It courses.
One of the things that we hear from realtors commonly is that the seller does not want to sign the approval that says they may be pursued for the shortage. Or the seller was stunned when they found out that the mortgage insurance company asked for a promissory note.
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Confer With Property Owners Before Short Sales
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Tags: Consultation, Financial Aspects, Foreclosure, Good Time, Headaches, Insurance, loss mitigation, Mortgage Insurance Company, Power Hour, Promissory Note, Property Owner, Property Owners, Realtor, Realtors, Short Sale, Upfront
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July 12th, 2010 - By
My landlord of of my apartment has been in the foreclosure process for months and has given no service to all of the civil summons. Basically he is trying to avoid and run. I have been following the online docket closely and I can not wait to see this scumbag slumlord to lose the building so the bank can come and stuff can actually start getting done around here.
The management has tried to tell us that the bank is coming and no one can explain anything to us, so I would appreciate any explanation very much. Does this filing mean he is getting the building back or what?
Here is the link to online docket in case any more information is needed.
Thank you soo so much!http://apps.co.lucas.oh.us/onlinedockets…
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February 24th, 2010 - By
We recently filed Chapter 13 to avoid foreclosure, but now I am thinking about letting the house go and changing to Chapter 7? We can’t afford the house mtgs, taxes and insurance on our reduced salary. Question – in a chapter 7 can the creditors (?) come in and take stuff from your house? If so, what are they looking for – high ticket items? We do not have any. Husband is afraid they will come in and take all kinds of stuff. I disagree. With all the foreclosures coming down right now, they do not have the time or expense to chase all these down.
What about the 2 cars we are behind on payments on?
Has anyone gone thru this?
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November 6th, 2009 - By
I lost my job two weeks ago.Prior to that for the last two years we worked fewer and fewer hours so the budget was strained. I managed to make bill payments but am 1 month behind in everything including house payment,taxes and insurance. I hope to have a new job in two weeks. How long do I have before all is lost?
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November 3rd, 2009 - By
What is the quickest way to halt a foreclosure. I do not have the cash to bring it out of arrears and the bank has accellerated the note. Is Bankruptcy the best way to stop it for now. I have placed it up for sale and have a couple of parties interested. I am running out of time. The bank does have mortage insurance on the note . Please give solid advice.
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Tags: Arrears, Bankruptcy, Foreclosure, Insurance, Mortage Insurance, Quickest, Running Out Of Time, Stop, What
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