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Northeast OH Short Sale Question: I’m In A Jam With Two Mortgage Companies Fighting Over Money

Northeast OH – The Stop Foreclosure Institute recently received a question from another agent named Bonnie. Here was her question.

“On my short sale, the first mortgage gave me a price and a net they would allow. The title company put together the closing documents and paid the first more than the minimum net . . . → Read More: Northeast OH Short Sale Question: I’m In A Jam With Two Mortgage Companies Fighting Over Money

The Biggest Threat To A Successful Northeast OH Short Sale

Northeast OH – The biggest threat to your short sale is a high appraisal. Banks consider short sales for economic reasons.

A bank will approve a short sale only if they think they will net more money taking the short sale offer. To make sure they aren’t selling the house for too little, they . . . → Read More: The Biggest Threat To A Successful Northeast OH Short Sale

Northeast Ohio Short Sales: I Have Mortgage Insurance. Won't That Cover The Deficiency?

Northeast OH – The Stop Foreclosure Institute recently received a question from Max. Here is Max’s Question.

“If I pay mortgage insurance and default on my loan, why wouldn’t that cover the deficiency amount? Max.”

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Did the short sale I closed just screw up the market?

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Short sale / Loan modification tip 197: Sue Your Lender

I saw this article appear in the New York Times.

States Are Pondering Fraud Suits Against Banks – DealBook Blog – NYTimes.com.

I mentioned in a recent article I commented on the fact that often times loan servicers have a higher incentive to foreclose than save borrowers and mortgage investors huge sums of money . . . → Read More: Short sale / Loan modification tip 197: Sue Your Lender