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Helping homeowner negotiate short on a 1st: they accept how often

Brian Kempler
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You hold a 2nd and are trying to help the borrower negotiate a short on the 1st so he can short sell.

For those who've dealt with this scenario can you give some idea of a percent success rate getting the 1sts to accept debt forgiveness?

If it's low, say 30% of the time, 2nds seem like a tough game unless you buy at huge discounts.

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