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Updated about 15 years ago on . Most recent reply

Short sale listed but not sold
Is this common for the short sale to be listed on the MLS but not getting it sold?
Also, what is the standard time the bank gives the realtor in order to try and sell it - 6 months? 9 months?
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Originally posted by Andrew R:
When your offer you submit is 95% to 100% of BPO, there tends to be priority of service. When your offer is 60% of BPO, it can take longer since negotiator's target deals where they have the authority to approve.
Generally, anytime you get 80% below BPO and/or when it is 50% below principal loan value, most loss mitigators must get an exception signed by a manager or executive.
Not trying to take anything away from Rob, because it is still quite a feat to get a 35 day turnaround regardless of the scenario. But, in my experience, if your loss mitigator is not getting an exception, then your leaving money on the table.
Moreover, time is not as important since we are trying to market for an end-buyer. A lot of times you will not find an end-buyer in 35 days since you do not begin until after the BPO.