The seller benefits because our negotiator is looking out for them, getting the short sale approved with usually NO deficiency.

You signed the note personally, any transfer of the property will note keep a lender from going after you personally in the event of default or deficiency, regardless of who else or where the collateral sits...2.

The DIL also eliminates any deficiency judgment against a borrower, if accepted by a lender.

If a property were sold below a payoff amount and the property wasn't offered to the public, the lender could not seek a deficiency judgment for other amounts due.Just wait till it is listed and go buy it, better off going to a foreclosure sale however.

Assignee further agrees to hold Assignor harmless from any deficiency or defect in the legality or enforceability of the terms of said agreement.

Failure to adequately follow recordation requirements could invalidate the instrument you used to create the easement.Additionally, you may become liable for tax deficiencies for the improved land.There are a number of liabilities from both injury and tax perspectives that you should become aware of, and contract with a local attorney to adequately protect your interests.Disclaimer: Not legal advice.

So long as the property will appraise without deficiencies and you qualify you shouldn't have any issue as to what the seller does. :)

Use the Heloc as a short term loan to help make up any deficiencies for your 20% down-payment. 

Any errors, mistakes or deficiencies in the complaint are almost always permitted to be amended.I'll bet that within 60 days of filing suit, they'll contact you to give your money back in exchange for dropping your lawsuit.

In states such as California, borrowers have anti-deficiency protection should the lender foreclose non-judicially and the lender is limited on their recovery to the property itself.