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bank: As a home buyer, how do I choose a lender? - 01/30/12 04:51 PM
From Anna Matsunaga, Team Momentum, Keller Williams Tacoma 253 353 2662 www.teammomentumrealestate.com When you are a real estate buyer, whether this is your 1st 10th or 100th transaction, if you are financing it each time you will make a decision about who you go to to procure your loan. How do you choose? What are the differences? How do you know if you have some one who is good? Here are some simple steps that will make all the difference in the world for you.- 1. First find a Realtor you trust and hire them to
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bank: Client question..."Why do they call it a "short sale"?" - 08/27/08 10:35 AM
Yesterday I met with a client who is shopping for 2 homes and showed him a couple. Much of what we are looking at right now of course is a short sale or is bank owned. We have already made an offer on one house that is a short sale and we are waiting for approval of course.....he has waited a week already and no answer. I of course had told him already that it may take a month or even more before we know anything or even have an update..... Mind you this is a client who I have closed
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bank: The listing I would choose if I could only choose 1 would be....( see last post) - 08/21/08 01:52 AM
If you read my last post you already know a good discription of the 2 listings ( and if you did not please read it so this all makes sense)...What you don't know if WHY in the world I would choose the one with almost no chance of selling as it was too close to the foreclosure date AND had had animal sacrifices performed in it. So I will tell you why..... Advertising and marketing this listing did the following for me and my team.... #Introduced us to one investor who purchased 2 homes with us all cash with less than
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bank: In foreclosure? What are some of your options? - 07/28/08 10:12 AM
If you are in foreclosure or know you may soon be, you need to have enough information to make a good decision. Problem is where do you turn? Part of the answer to this depends on your circumstances. First, do you want to stay or are you in over your head and really will have no way to save your home? If a temporary circumstance put you there you may be a good candidate for a loan modification or a forebearance agreement. These can be a life saver, but can also be very difficult as at time the
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bank: What is a " Short Sale"? - 07/19/08 01:06 AM
With all of the news about foreclosures in the news likely you have also heard the term " Short Sale". What is it? Put simply it is when a bank accepts less ( sometimes far less) than what the mortgage on a property is for a property. Why would a bank do that? Well, with values falling and many borrowers unable to make payments the banks ( who are not in the business of selling and holding properties) find themselves spending too much not only on foreclosing ( a process that may cost $40-50 grand for the bank or even
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Anna Matsunaga
Tacoma,
WA
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