I guess that makes sense as they probably want to cover their own tails....and in most short sale situations the seller is in danger of the bank requiring them to sign a promissory note for the difference if any debt is to be forgiven.Have you really seen anyone sign a promissory note?

But we're at the tail end of, maybe just the butt depending on who you talk to, of a 20 year RE boom that's correcting itself.

I want to learn as much as I can, but feel that I'm going in a circle chasing my tail.

When you look at comparables you see an artificial market that is on the tail end due to the lack of funds now.

The problem is buying while we're still on the tail end of the bubble.

In others, I work my tail off for $10 an hour.

Because of the recent boom in real estate across AZ - Kingman has ridden the coat tails - as have other smaller cities in AZ.

It's enough to make me tuck my tail and run, accept for one thing.

It gives those of us that are serious about our profession great opportunities as most of the fair weathered Loan Officers have ran with their tail between their legs.Happy Financing!

Now that we are in the tail end of the year bring the information backup was helpful to me.John Corey