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Jeff Shane Short Sale Software
17 October 2010 | 21 replies
You are being charged upfront using an online service that does little to add to your bottom line.
Ken Hughes The hits keep coming
17 January 2010 | 8 replies
Lenders will have to quit fighting investors and welcome them with open arms or there is going to be alot more carnage before this thing bottoms out, at least in the worst bubble states.
Bienes Raices Deadbolt and locks
17 January 2010 | 16 replies
It takes a firm, but not hard tap with something rubber (i usually use the handle of a screwdriver), and a light touch on the key to turn it.
Stephen N. Question for those who use standard mail
15 January 2010 | 6 replies
Go to Office Depot and have you a Rubber Stamp made...
Robert Mack Who Holds the Title in a Lonnie Deal?
1 February 2010 | 6 replies
Bottom line you want to look at what method is most beneficial to YOU as the investor.
Myka M. Pet Peeves
17 February 2010 | 31 replies
However, the bottom line is, language is about one's ability to convey thoughts to others and in that sense who cares if a person wrote your instead of You're.
Herm M. Meeting the BPO Agent....
5 September 2012 | 40 replies
At the bottom of the screen it will ask you to decline or accept the order.
Michael Allan Can "B" Buyer list on MLS for "C" while A & B is being Negotiated?
30 April 2010 | 20 replies
"The realtor knows I'm good for it regardless of what the lender agrees on (which is what matters regardless, not what the sellers want in regards of the offer price, it's not their choice, it's the lenders to begin with)"It sure appears that way, especially how banks make requirements, but bottom line is, the only thing a bank has to say about any short sale is the amount they will accept, and that the principal forgiven does not benefit the borrower to reacquire the collateral at a lower price, period!
Chad L. Beginner's plan - good or bad?
3 February 2010 | 8 replies
This is changing even more now that many market bottoms were the result of "passive investors."
Lisa Monroe Making Offers on REOs
26 March 2010 | 57 replies
The bottom line is; That agent should have given this information first-then if you still wanted to proceed, they should have followed your request.