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David Weiss
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How Much Do Your Short Sales Save?

David Weiss
  • Investor
  • Dallas-Ft.Worth, TX
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Have you closed one or more short sales in the last couple years?

If so, how many have you closed and what's the typical write-down you are able to get banks to accept nowadays? 15%? 50%?

I'm hearing conflicting accounts about what's realistic so thought I'd ask the pros who do them. :)

Thanks in advance for your time.

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Sean Kuhn
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Sean Kuhn
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@Elizabeth Colegrove makes a great point. I love putting an offer in a house I know I can't afford yet, but 3 to 9 months later I'll be able to. All three short sales I've got are in great shape too.

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