What Every Buyer Needs to Know About a Short Sale

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  1. SHORT SALES What Every Buyer Needs to Know About Short Sales
  2. What is a short sale?
    • A short sale means a lender
    • is willing to accept less than the total amount
    • due on the mortgage.
  3. FACT
    • A lender will approve a short sale to avoid the high costs of a foreclosure.
  4. FACT
    • Some lenders will allow a buyer to purchase a home for less than the mortgage balance while in the pre-foreclosure stage.
  5. FACT
    • THERE ARE 3 STAGES OF FORECLOSURE:
      • PRE-FORECLOSURE
      • FORECLOSURE
      • POST-FORECLOSURE
  6. Qualifications for a Short Sale
      • The mortgage is in the process of default
      • The seller has no assets
      • The seller is experiencing economic problems.
      • The property market value has declined.
  7. Types of Hardship
      • Unemployment
      • Divorce
      • Medical Emergency
      • Sudden Illness
      • Bankruptcy
      • Death
  8. Steps to Taken for Short Sale
    • Seller signs a listing agreement with a real estate agent to sell the property as a short sale which is subject to the lender’s approval.
  9. Steps to Taken Short Sale
    • Listing agent finds a buyer who makes an offer for less than the amount of the mortgage.
    • Seller accepts the buyer’s purchase offer.
    • The lender accepts the buyer’s offer.
    • Once all the contingencies are met and due diligence is performed.
    • The buyer delivers the funds
    • The lender releases the lien
    • The seller delivers the deed.
  10. What should a buyer accomplish?
    • Obtain a real estate attorney
    • Make the offer contingent upon a property inspection and the lender’s acceptance of the offer.
  11. What should a buyer accomplish?
    • The buyer should allow the lender a specific amount of time to accept the offer.
    • If the lender does not accept the offer within that amount of time the buyer should be able to withdraw the offer.
  12. Why a short sale may not be beneficial
      • The seller paid too much originally for the property.
      • Home sells in “as-is” condition.
      • Transaction takes to long to close.
  13. Why a short sale may not be beneficial
      • Lender can modify the terms of the sale at anytime
      • Higher than normal closing cost
  14. Things to Remember
    • It may take between 30 to 90 days to close.
  15. Things to Remember
    • The seller can accept the
    • offer but the lender must
    • approve the short sale.
  16. QUESTIONS
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