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FHA short sale forms
Since the Dec letter that changed the FHA Pre Foreclosure Sale program, has anyone found that lenders are no longer requiring the Application to Participate and Homeowner Counseling Cert HUD Forms? The letter made them obsolete, but I don't know if lenders are up to speed yet. Also, I heard on a webinar that lenders are still accepting 82% net of appraisal, even though there is a new schedule based on time listed. I haven't done an FHA short sale this year, and am wondering if I should just get the old documents as before if I run across one.