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Updated over 13 years ago on . Most recent reply

First Lender won't approve 2nd's payoff
I have a Wells Fargo shortsale that will make a great rehab. I have a good BPO price and was on my way to getting it approved. However Citi Financial who has a small second will not accept a 10% payoff for short sale. Here are the numbers roughly
Wells Fargo $138k
Citi Financial $14k
BPO - $70k
Contract $66,500
I sent a 10% offer originally to Citi which they countered to 25% of their loan or $3,500. I sent this to Wells Fargo and they denied it, tried again with Citi at 10% (WF's maximum payoff) and they countered at the same payoff.
Is there anyway to make this work like having the homeowner bring the difference of the second lender's payoff to closing? Thanks for all the help, this thing has been a pain!
Most Popular Reply
Have you thought about offering 58K to purchase the note? No agents get paid at that point, but the second is still in second position, foreclose on the property (since the original loan was 138K), and if you get the note, waive the deficiency to the borrower and the 2nd (Citi) gets wiped out.