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Brokers like you are ruining the home equity market values. In the past you would be sued and loose for triple damages because of what you do. No one should list any home for less than what is owed the Bank.
@3ricky13 - So let me get this straight. If the Bank approves the home being listed below what is owed, and then they accept an offer from a buyer to buy the home for less than what is owed the bank, and if the bank then forgives the debt owed to the bank, you're saying that the Real Estate Agent should be sued for facilitating the transaction? Who exactly should they be sued by? The Lender who approved the transaction and gladly welcomed the short sale vs having to foreclose?
Great video talking about short sale. People should be aware of this information when planning to sell their homes. But how would you encourage the bank to take the lost?
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Folks, you DON'T have to go it alone! LES US BUY YOU LUNCH IN L.A., and share with you our DIRECT ACCESS to the BANKS' "Shadow Inventory" of FORECLOSURES and NOTES--IN 16 DIFFERENT STATES, INCLUDING CA!!! Come see it to believe it, TUESDAYS/FRIDAYS, wwwdotWhereToInvestUSdotnet or wwwdotDare2Dreamdotbiz. 310.356.7027
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JaxInvest 3 months ago
Brokers like you are ruining the home equity market values. In the past you would be sued and loose for triple damages because of what you do. No one should list any home for less than what is owed the Bank.
3ricky13 7 months ago
@3ricky13 - So let me get this straight. If the Bank approves the home being listed below what is owed, and then they accept an offer from a buyer to buy the home for less than what is owed the bank, and if the bank then forgives the debt owed to the bank, you're saying that the Real Estate Agent should be sued for facilitating the transaction? Who exactly should they be sued by? The Lender who approved the transaction and gladly welcomed the short sale vs having to foreclose?
REMarketingThisWeek 7 months ago
Great video talking about short sale. People should be aware of this information when planning to sell their homes. But how would you encourage the bank to take the lost?
spectrum2000now 1 year ago