What if My Lender Doesn’t Agree to a Short Sale?


 

 

What if my Lender won’t agree to a short sale? | Video Transcript

Speaker:   This is John Conde with Orlando Realty Consultants… I’m 44 years old and I’ve never had a cavity, However, today we’re here to talk about other alternatives to short sales.”
Speaker:  “First question…The gentlemen with the dark glasses”
Audience: “What if my lender doesn’t agree to a short sale?”
Speaker: “OK… so if your lender doesn’t agree to a short sale there are other options available to you. So why don’t we just go over a few of those options now? yes?…yes?

1-One option would be a “deed in lieu “, which is basically a voluntary foreclosure and all that happens is that you sign the property back over to the bank without going through the whole legal process involved with a foreclosure. You should be aware however that a deed in lieu will show up on your credit as a foreclosure.
Speaker:  Next question…Lady with the sandwich
Audience: “What about bankruptcy?”
Yes absolutely, bankruptcy is also an option to avoid foreclosure… There are 2 different types of bankruptcies.., chapter 7 and chapter 13… Now I’m not an attorney and therefore I’m not qualified to educate you on bankruptcy… However, we do have attorneys on staff that will be happy to sit with you for a free consultation, just call our office, OK

OK, now another option available to you, if you’re interested in trying to keep your house is a loan modification… Basically, it’s when we try and get the terms of your loan adjusted so that you can afford to keep your home…….  We try to do this by either getting your payment reduced or reducing the principal balance or both.
There’s a lot involved with doing a loan mod and if you’re interested in seeing if you qualify, just give us a call and someone from our staff will be happy to help you

Speaker:  Next Question?… the young lady with the Pomeranian
Audience: What happens if I just let my house go to foreclosure?

Speaker:  OK what if you just let it go to foreclosure… Well, I would highly recommend that you don’t take this approach because you are just giving up… and when you give up then you’re giving up all control of your situation and the bank can do what they want at that point.
And don’t think that just because you let it go to foreclosure, you will be free of that debt. Actually, the opposite will probably happen and the bank will slap you with a deficiency judgment for the difference between what you owe and what the property sold for at the auction.
So please if you find yourself in this situation…consult with a licensed real estate professional figure out what your best option is and take action… Thank YOU… I’m sorry I have to go… no more questions at this time.

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Is it time to fire your Realtor?

   Big real estate firms put big-time money into marketing which is why when people need a real estate agent most of them go right for the big names that they see on billboards and in TV commercials. There are some problems, however, with using the larger firms that have been brought to my attention enough times to finally write about it.

When brokerages put a ton of money into marketing then they end up getting a massive amount of leads from it. The problem with that is that some brokerages are just not equipped to handle all those new buyers and sellers they just spent a ton of money marketing to. When this happens real estate agents tend to put most of their effort into the deals that are going to make them the most money,… that’s just human nature. Unfortunately, for buyers with lower incomes and sellers with cheaper houses, this can potentially turn into a very bad experience for them.

Real estate agents get paid on commission which means the lower the purchase or sale price, the lower their commission will be. So when the leads get assigned or referred to the agents in the office the buyers with the most money to spend or the seller with the most expensive house to sell will get most of the attention. The rest of the potential buyers or sellers end up getting put to the bottom of the stack. The “when I get around to it” file.

Buying your first home is one of the most important decisions of your life and should be a very happy and exciting experience. The problem is that many people lack the knowledge needed to find the right real estate agent for them.

Is it time to fire your Realtor? Here are some tips that will help you find the best real estate agent for you

1- Google them! – A good agent will have a strong online presence and you should be able to pull up a world of information on them. Take some extra time and read reviews that people have written about them. If they have negative reviews or none at all, then it’s time to move on to your next candidate. From your online search, you should be able to come up with at least 3 good candidates.

2- Set up an in-person interview. – Once you’ve chosen you three candidates now it’s time to meet them in person. They should ask you questions like “are you pre-approved for a loan and how much?” What kind of house are you looking for? How much do you want to spend? What neighborhood?, etc.

Then pay close attention to what the agent shows you. Is it what you’re looking for? Was the agent paying attention to what you said? If the agent starts showing you properties that are far from what you asked to see then…..”NEXT”

3- What’s their track record? – Don’t be afraid to ask questions like.

*How many houses have they sold?

*How many have they sold in the last 6 months

*What do they specialize in? Are they a short-sale specialist? A buyer’s agent?, etc. It’s important that your agent specializes in whatever it is that you’re trying to accomplish. You wouldn’t go see a foot Doctor for a toothache, would you?

*Do they have any testimonials from past clients?

4- Make sure that real estate is their full-time job. A good real estate agent works full time as a real estate agent and there’s just no exception to this rule. If you’re working with a realtor that works part-time as anything else in order to make ends meet then it’s time to cut them loose.

5-Follow Your Instincts. You may have found the most successful real estate agent in town, but if you don’t feel comfortable around them or you just have that feeling in your gut telling you that they aren’t the one for you, then go with it. An agent/client relationship is kinda like a marriage…you’re in it for the long haul. On the bright side, it’s a lot easier to divorce your real estate agent.

So you see, it’s not at all about going for the biggest name with the biggest marketing budget. It’s about you putting in the time and doing the necessary research that it takes to find the right real estate agent for you. Good luck!

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Orlando Short Sale Expert Press Conference Video

Orlando Short Sale Expert Press Conference Video Transcript  | Orlando Realtor

From Speaker: “Hello Everyone My name is John Conde on behalf of Orlando Realty Consultants THIS IS A PRE-FORECLOSURE SITUATION! We don’t have much time. We’re here to talk about short sales today I know you all have a lot of questions so let’s get right to it, let’s please try and keep the questions short and to the point”.
From Crowd: “What is exactly is a short sale anyway”?
From Speaker: A Short sale is a pre-foreclosure arrangement between a homeowner and their lender, where the lender agrees to a sale of the property for less than what’s owed as opposed to taking the property to foreclosure.

From Crowd: “Why would a lender agree to short sale”?
From Speaker: “Well it comes down to time and money, it’s expensive and it takes a long time to take a property through the foreclosure process and banks know that they will never get even close to full payoff at the auction. Most of the time the lender buys it back as an REO property and sells it at well below market value anyway. So by doing a short sale it’s a win win for everyone involved”.
From Crowd: ” What are some reasons why someone would consider doing a short sale” ?

From Speaker: ” There are a several reasons why someone may need to do a short sale. Loss of employment  , transferring to another job,  maybe your payments have gone way up,  or Maybe your upside down and you just want to get out of a bad investment.
There could be a million reasons why someone would need a short sale”.
From Crowd: “Don’t you need an attorney to complete a short sale”?
From Speaker: “There’s a common myth that you need to involve an attorney when doing a short sale on your home and I’m here to tell you that it’s just not true! Not only that, real estate attorneys charge thousands of dollars for what a short sale realtor does for free. We actually service short sale files for several law firms in Central Florida. So long story short,… no you don’t need an attorney, but the bank does require that a licensed real estate agent represent the seller”.

From Crowd: “How will a short sale affect my credit”?
From Speaker: ” This is a subject I will be going into detail with in the coming weeks but in a nutshell, It’s much better to have a short sale on your record than a foreclosure or bankruptcy and it will be a lot easier for you to get another mortgage in the future”.

From Crowd:”What goes into a short sale package”?
From Speaker: “Another great question,… there are many different components that make up a complete short sale package, We don’t have time to get into it today but in the days ahead we will be going into each component of what makes up a complete short sale package .

“I know everyone is desperate for answers and unfortunately we just don’t have the time to get into it today. But I will tell you this… In the coming Weeks we’ll be breaking down in detail,  the different Components that go into a complete short sale package.
In closing, just know this… by completing a short sale, homeowners can walk away from their properties without having a foreclosure reported on their credit – all while having their mortgage debt completely forgiven by the lender.
Not only that but in most cases we’re able to get money back to the seller anywhere from $3,000 – $30,000.00, and you can quote me on that.
For the folks watching at home feel free to visit the website below or call the number. For everyone here I do have some business cards here for any one that wants one so just come on up”.

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