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Page 1: { Short Sales Part 1- The Good, Bad and Ugly Taught by: Angela Tina angelaktina@gmail.com 702.524.9718

{Short Sales

Part 1- The Good, Bad and Ugly

Taught by: Angela [email protected]

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What will I learn?Part 1-

Basic Info on Short SalesDifference between a short sale and foreclosureTypes of Short SalesWhat programs to sign up for

Part 2-The process of a Short Sale from Listing to ClosingPutting a system in place

Part 3- Navigating through Equator and DTS portal

Part 4- Short Sale HUDs and Approval LettersQuestions and Answers

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{Short Sale-

A short sale is when the lender accepts a discount on a mortgage to avoid the property going to foreclosure.

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{Foreclosure

The process of taking possession of a mortgaged property as a result of someone's failure to keep up mortgage payments.

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Types of Short Sales

• Traditional• 3-6 Months• Agent will set listing price• Financials required• Negotiations will take place• Prom Note, Cash Contribution,

Waiver, Etc.

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• Large/Small banks• Programs and packages• Equator• BofA• Wells• Nationstar• ASC• Homeward Residential• Carrington Mortgage

• Traditional- (continued)

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Types of Short Sales

• HAFA (Home Affordable Foreclosure Alternative) • Two options- Short Sale or DIL (Deed in

Lieu)• About 30-45 days• Bank may set list price• Includes Waiver of Deficiency• Less negative affect on credit• Relocation incentive

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• Some Eligibility Requirements• Hardship• Not purchased new home within 12

months• 1st Mortgage has to be less than

$729,750• Mortgage was obtained before Jan.

1st, 2009• RMA and RASS forms • Short Sale agreement form with DTS

• HAFA (continued)

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Types of Short Sales

• Coop or Streamline• 120 marketing period – 30 day approval process• Bank sets list price – pre-approved• Price reductions every 21 days• NO financial documents are required• Waiver of Deficiency• Relocation incentive $5K-30K• DTS (Dignified Transition Solutions) and NDS (National

Default Servicing)• Some Eligibility Requirements

• BAI (Borrower’s Acknowledgement of Interest) Form

• Balance less than $3 million • Needs to be delinquent• No Foreclosure date set

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Other reasons to do a short sale vs. foreclosure

Short Sale:-Seller can live in the property during the short sale process.-Plenty of time to make moving arrangements and relocation.-May be able to avoid BK. -May be able to re-purchase within 12-18 months.

Foreclosure:-Seller will have to wait for a sale date to be set then move out quickly.-Bank has right to file a deficiency judgment- 6 months-Credit can be affected between 250-over 300 points. -Typically can’t re-purchase for 7-10 years.

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Questions to ask Sellers

1.) Who is your lender?2.) How many liens are on the property? Mechanic? HOA?3.) Are you current? HOA? Sewer? Etc?4.) Is the loan a Fannie or Freddie?5.) What is your current balance?6.) Have you attempted a loan mod? If so, what was the outcome?7.) Is this your primary residence? 8.) What is your hardship?9.) Are you aware of your other options?

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http://www.makinghomeaffordable.gov/programs/exit-gracefully/Pages/hafa.aspx