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By CarlOrbase, on July 26th, 2011%
Northeast OH – Are you looking to buy a short sale? Before you make an offer, you need to check and see how many mortgages are on the home.
A short sale with only one mortgage is not that difficult. Even an inexperienced agent can often get these approved and sold.
Get . . . → Read More: Why Northeast OH Short Sales with 3 or more mortgages are difficult
By CarlOrbase, on July 25th, 2011%
Northeast OH – Are you looking to buy a short sale? Before you make an offer, you need to check and see how competent the listing agent is at short sales.
The listing agent is the agent with the property for sale. They will usually be in charge of processing the short sale with . . . → Read More: Questions Buyers Should Ask The Agent Listing A Northeast OH Short Sale
By CarlOrbase, on July 24th, 2011%
Northeast OH – The Stop Foreclosure Institute recently talked to a homeowner whose home had been sold on the courthouse steps.
We asked if she had considered selling the home as a short sale. “I did, but I heard that short sales are difficult and not worth trying. My friend told me that the . . . → Read More: Common Northeast OH Short Sale Myth: Short Sales Are Difficult And Banks Never Approve Them
By CarlOrbase, on July 23rd, 2011%
Northeast OH – The Stop Foreclosure Institute recently received a question from Brandon. Brandon is selling his house and something very interesting happened.
Brandon’s Question: “My loan is with American Home Mortgage (AHMSI for short.) They are charging a 1% short sale processing fee to the buyer. Is that legal? The buyer is upset. . . . → Read More: Northeast OH Short Sale: My Lender Is Charging The Buyer A Fee To Buy My House
By CarlOrbase, on July 19th, 2011%
Northeast OH – The Stop Foreclosure Institute recently received a question from Aaron. Here was his question.
“I recently purchased another home and make a good living. However, I can’t afford to pay both mortgages.
(The house won’t rent for half of the current payment.) An agent told me that the house is . . . → Read More: Northeast OH Short Sale Q & A: Can This Seller Short Sale?
By CynthiaPistorino, on March 22nd, 2011%
Northeast OH – Here is a shocking fact that most of the American Public doesn’t know. Most mortgages are not owned by banks.
Discover how other sellers successfully did a short sale to avoid foreclosure by clicking here.
In addition, most of the huge losses on bad mortgages was not lost by the banks . . . → Read More: What The Big Banks Don’t Want You To Know About Northeast Ohio Short Sales
By CynthiaPistorino, on March 21st, 2011%
Northeast OH – The Stop Foreclosure Institute recently received a question from Durry. Here was Durry’s Question.
“We have American Home Mortgage Servicing, a loan processor for a Mortgage held by Deutche Bank, adding a 1% “processing fee” that ONLY the buyer can pay at closing.
This was never revealed until we received the . . . → Read More: Northeast Ohio Short Sales: Another Example Of Lenders Attempting To Abuse Their Power
By CynthiaPistorino, on March 16th, 2011%
This bank's stockholders are probably unhappy after losing $50,000 over incompetence
Northeast OH – I have a good story today about another bank losing their shirt because their short sale process is so tough to work with.
The bank in question is a large, . . . → Read More: Northeast Ohio Short Sales: Lenders Loses 50k Turning Down Short Sale
By admin, on December 21st, 2010%
Northeast OH – The Stop Foreclosure Institute recently received a question from Werner. “I am behind on my payments and thinking of just letting my home go into foreclosure. What does that do to the neighborhood?” he asked.
Here is our answer to his question. It does hurt the neighborhood. But, it also hurts . . . → Read More: Northeast Ohio Short Sales: What happens to the neighborhood?
By admin, on October 22nd, 2010%
There is incentive to show a lower income because then the modification waterfall can be applied to lower you payment to a 31% of that lower income. However you to be careful. You may need to include other household income not directly paid to a borrower of the loan in order to meet the minimum amount necessary to pass the Net Present Value (NPV) test. I will discuss the net present value test in more detail however one unfortunate problem with that test is that different lenders have discretion in how this test is applied. So you need to make sure that you don’t show a gross household your income so low that a corresponding HAMP eligible payment would cause the NPV test to fail. . . . → Read More: How to find the right HAMP monthly mortgage payment ratio
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