On an assignment, if the seller is paying for it then you're covered, and if you communicate to the buyer upfront that they have to buy it then you're covered also.

We need to have a two-way flow of communication with the people we interact with regularly.

Fine, then you have some communication.

This negotiation is all done through communication with a bank's loss mitigation or workout department.

I’m sorry to hear about the lack of communication you’ve received.

She did have her own realtor to communicate with the Countrywide realtor assigned to the property.She kept getting the "runaround" from her own realtor so she went directly to the Countrywide listing agent.

Could you even imagine trying to find a payphone, and using snail mail as your main forms of communication!

Tenants - who look human in that they walk on two legs, have opposable thumbs and communicate through some form of language - seem to downgrade their intelligence to highly advanced amoebas when it comes to where they put these plug in heat sources.

If you desire not to use an agent then you will either need to get written permission from them or convince them to take the lead and begin communication with the bank.The bank will require that they submit a short sale packet and it will consist of the following (at a minimum):-last two months of bank statements-last two years tax returns-last two pay stubs-hardship letter-etc...The next step would be to enter into a written contract with the distressed seller with a purchase contract.

You have great people on this board.Have already communicated with several of themHope to have a long prosperous assosiation with your groupMy BestDave Doyle in L.A.