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Short Sale Approved

Rivi Matalon
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I have a short sale approved for $335,000 until September 22 2014 for a property in long island NY. Title came with a big surprise of 10 million dollar judgment... and the bank now has a sale date for September 16...

My way out is to by the note for the short sale price, can anyone help? The investor is US National Bank.

Thank You

Rebecca

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Wayne Brooks#1 Foreclosures Contributor
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Wayne Brooks#1 Foreclosures Contributor
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Prelim title should be run at the beginning, before an offer is even made on a short sale, let alone waiting until the end.   It's ridiculous that the listing and selling RE agents didn't know about this before now. I assume you are the buyer, otherwise you would have known.

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