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New Short Sale Guidlines!

Hello, The Us Treasury very recently set forth new more streamlined guidelines for the Short Sale process. With Foreclosure and short sales on the rise this is VERY good news. The video below will give further explanation. For even more information, please visit us at OFallonShortSales.comHappy Holidays and stay Warm!

 

 

 

 

David Holden

Broker/Owner CDPE, GREEN, GRI,SFR

RE/MAX Preferred

1668 Windham Way O'Fallon IL & 4 Emerald Terrace Swansea IL 62226

 

      

6 commentsDavid Holden • December 11 2009 07:00AM

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That is the governments role.  To level the playing field and standardize guideline that will move process forward. 

Thank you for sharing the video.

Posted by Mark Watterson Utah Real Estate (Principle Realty Group, Inc) 7 months ago

David,

Great information.  Is there a start date to this plan?

Thanks

PG

Posted by Paul Guenther- Chicago Title- Chandler, AZ (Chicago Title Insurance Company) 7 months ago

I'm still not buying into it until I see the results....I have a few listings right now...one due to move foward.....they seem to be moving quicker but they still can't keep up if they don't have the proper support.

Posted by Neal Bloom-Realtor ® Assoc.-CRS-Weston FL (Keller Williams Properties) 7 months ago

The world would become a better place if banks actually worked by these new guidelines. Unfortunately these or only Short Sale "guidance" and I doubt that bank will pay attention.

Posted by Anne Hensel Real Estate Professional buy or sell St. Pete 7 months ago

Hello All!

Actually these "guidelines" go into effect April 5 2010.  However banks may start sooner if they meet the requirments.

If you are really bored read the full details here

 

 

 

Posted by David Holden (Broker/Owner RE/MAX Preferred ABR, CDPE,GREEN,GRI,SFR) 7 months ago

David,

Excellent information.  Have a great day!

Posted by Keith Burke (ERA Professional Real Estate) 7 months ago

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