Matching a specific house to a specific loss mitigation rep is almost impossible.

The loan as a result is deemed "current" and the deferred portion is collected when the loan pays off.This - and all other loss mitigation avenues - is becoming more commonplace in today's market climate.

I don't know your experience level , but, forget the real estate agent and go deal with the banks loss mitigation dept.

Can anyone with successful short sale experience tell me the best way they have found to get a response from the banks loss mitigation dept.?

FHASecure should help in mitigating the future foreclosure ratio to some degree---I've read somewhere that loans on investment properties are as high as 23%...Regards,Scott Miller

Ask lenders for short sale packages from their loss mitigation dept.4.

You need the asset protection of the LLCs to help mitigate the risk from these and other hazards.Good Luck,Mike

After running the numbers we decided to purchase a townhouse in Blacksburg with our parents (to help mitigate any risk).

call any customer service # for any bank that is still in business and ask for the REO department or ask for the loss mitigation department.

Let me paint the scenario: I had a unlicensed, non attorney “Guru” who was a “White Knight” trying to do loss mitigation closings in my office.