Every short sale I've done where the seller got relocation cash it came from the bank's end (generally I've seen BoA do this).

Olá @António Ferrão boa tarde. 

It may cost, but keep in mind, it is also an opportunity for them to be exposed to a national crowd.Bring in some asset managers, WF, BOA, etc.

If I put my money in BOA, they use my money to make the loan anyway, so why should they get the monopoly of being able to use my money?

@Bo A VaneckoCould be interesting.

I would call them first.I did two loans with BOA last year.

Thanks Tracey,I also went ahead and google it and this is what I found.http://thephoenixagents.com/why-does-the-bank-want-the-first-5-digits-of-my-social-security-number/http://activerain.com/blogsview/1950779/buying-a-boa-short-sale-if-so-be-prepared-to-give-first-born-

The loan being insured by FHA is not so readily available since the Lender of record is a common Lender such as BOA, Wells, Citi, etc.

I generate about $100 / month in rewards depending on the cards I use.For gas, I use a card (PenFed Rewards) that gives me 5 points per dollar and has a good cash out value (1000 = $10 approx)For all other purchases I use my BankAmericard for the 3/2/1x rewards and I dump the cash back into my BOA savings account for an extra 10% boost.I use the Discover IT / Chase Freedom cards for the quarterly 5% bonuses depending on where they are - it's usually a big box home improvement store at least 6 months out of the year.

JP, BOA, Citi, Blackpool, Fortress...list goes on...is not going consider a street broker a viable option for marketing nor transactions.