The contract should dictate how this is handled.

Same thing with them though - depending on what part of the country you're in dictates the service you'll experience.

Of course, this is all subject to what your local laws dictate.

The market dictates the value.

However looks like price point will dictate your area.

I haven't found a single deal there for ever. .. any wayxome is a nationstar company so does greenlight and they dictate the terms and conditions of the sale. if its required that you pre qualify with greenlight I suggest you do itif you want this house. keep in mind because they are sister companies under the same umbrella they usually tend to try and get these houses sold and fund as soon as possible. . so it might be a good idea to try and work with them..

How these funds are managed is dictated by state law, so you will need to pull the laws and regulations related to surplus funds for whatever auction (deed of trust foreclosure, sheriff's sale, etc) the funds are related to.

Common sense should dictate that the law never intended to tie up properties for up six years as the rule and not as the exception.  

No matter what anyone says, to appear for a single showing (or two) and then sending a single DocuSign via email offer does not dictate a 3% commission regardless of who pays it.While not "flat rate" here is an example of a forward thinking brokerage who I will be giving my business to for my next purchase, and several of my family members and colleagues. 

It doesn't necessarily dictate what price the house will come on the MLS at.