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Updated over 11 years ago on . Most recent reply
Seller doesn't want to short sale anymore rather foreclose
Hi BP,
I've had a short sale under contract pending bank approval for 8 months now only to get an email from the sellers agent this morning saying that the seller is frustrated with the wait and just wants to walk away and take a foreclosure as they have already moved out and their credit shot (not sure how).
I am very disappointed and wondering if their is anything I can do to still make this sale happen.
I was thinking to ask the seller exactly how much is owed on the property and if still a good price, buy from seller for exactly what is owed?
Anyone have experience with this?
Thanks!
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- Real Estate Professional
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Danielle, please ignore any advice about trying to take over/buy the note, or quit claim deeds. And no, you won't be able to talk to the bank about the seller's loan.