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5 Comments on Belfair, Washington Short Sales...Questions to ask BEFORE you list your home
Dinah...no short sales for me until last week....I'll let you know how it goes....ARGGG!
Ann- I think the key is to call everyday. Communication and being nice, and helpful gets the job done. It takes forever it seems and then suddenly your hard work will pay off. Good luck!-Dinah Lee
Dinah, those are great questions that sellers should ask before hiring an agent! This blog is now featured at http://activerain.com/groups/virtualoffice - congrats!
Regina P. Brown
Regina- Thank you. I hope it is helpful-Dinah Lee
Short sales used to be a good idea. I came from an area that utilized them extensively . . . for good cause. In the mid-90's down in Los Angeles we had the Northridge Quake. I had a town home there, and fortunately nothing happened -- it was well built, but directly across the street, the apartment complex pancaked! Short sales were necessary, and they WORKED! There was not bail-outs, or money from government, and it was not a wait and see deal. It was a "cut your loses" quick paced market. These short sales were not caused by Mother Nature, as we all know. I witnessed short sales that worked, and now I'm witnessing shorts that don't.
You're questions are logical, and need to be asked. Plus, a lot more, but you can get a good handle on how to proceed with the top 10 you're providing!