When you call in to a lender like countrywide, Litton, Ocwen etc...they have a specific procedure...if it is an investor backed loan they ultimately have to present the case to the investor...but don't do so until all the facts are laid out...the short sale package, the intent of the borrower, the ability to repay, comparable sales, borrower info like tax returns, bank statements...none of this has happened here...this so called vice president of his mortgage office made the decision over the phone and then faxed me a handwritten note stating that he is unwilling to take a short payoff and will foreclose...i'm sorry, but this just isnt legit.

No need to stay in someone else section 8 apartment.So Dyna, you telling me they have no where else to go is not a legit argument, even if you bring this to COURT.

But I don't think it matters too much if you are legit on both accounts.

In full disclosure the high number is legit but I was skeptical that we would find a tenant at that price, and we were more than happy at the net $150 increase.

Ok, we have this guy who at first seemed like a legit candidate but now is beginning to raise some questions. 

It's a legit organization with hundreds of members, including many fund managers and lending attorneys.

If it's close to attractions, shopping, bars, casinos, lakes or anywhere people might want to spend the night then furnished is the only way to go.

How do I know it is legit and what dollar amounts are needed?  

Other times they are looking for personal information for identity theft purposes.Finally, there is a possibility this fellow is legit, but simply very new or awkward at what he does, however, my position would be the former and the latter would need to be proved before I shared any information. 

I've seen 'legit' people around offering teaser rates at like 7% with no points, but when you read the fine print, it's an introductory rate for only the first 30 days then goes to 18% and 4 points.