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Jackie Patterson
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  • Kalamazoo, MI
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Realtor's role in back to back short sale closing

Jackie Patterson
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Kalamazoo, MI
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There have been several posts over the last few months regarding Realtors and if they are worth the commissions they earn. I just posted a blog detailing a recent back to back short sale that addresses this. It's titled "Two Sides to a Back to Back Short Sale Closing". In this particular instance, the Realtor was well worth the commission. I will be posting a second part to this blog in a few days about the Title Company and the important role they play.

For successful back to back short sale closings, you really need to have a knowledgable, well-oiled team in place. Investor, Negotiator, Realtor, and Title Company. If any part breaks down, you can have a disaster.

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