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Short Sale Soap Box- Part 1
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Lenders Should Be Begging For Short Sales!
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Major Strides for Distressed Homeowners: Understanding the New HAFA Program
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Being that the real estate climate is what it is these days, it would seem that lenders would be begging for short sales. If you ask: “why would a lender consider a short sale where they receive less than they are owed?”, I’m here to tell you there is a huge and obvious reason…they will lose more if they foreclose. A foreclosure can cost a lender an extra $40,000-$60,000 in attorney fees, trustee fees, holding costs and maintenance expense on every foreclosed property.