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Lafi S.
  • Real Estate Agent
  • North Jersey, NJ
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Equator only for RE Agents?

Lafi S.
  • Real Estate Agent
  • North Jersey, NJ
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Has anyone started a Short Sale using equator recently? I have a file that is in review and BofA is now asking me to upload the file into their new system equator. The only problem is that you have to be an RE agent to sign up! I tried explaining that a 3rd party mitigation company was handling the file, but they said it has to be a realtor otherwise they won't accept the file. So has this happened to anyone yet? I'll be exploring ways to get around this tomorrow but if someone knows anything and can save me the trouble I would appreciate .

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Matt Mathews
  • Real Estate Consultant
  • yucaipa, CA
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Matt Mathews
  • Real Estate Consultant
  • yucaipa, CA
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Be aware! April 5th New Short Sale rules go into effect that will make it difficult for any Investor to transact without a RE. Agent. Now may be the time to get out of residential and into multi-family and commercial. Fewer headaches, easier to finance and much more lucrative.

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