So Tuesday I submitted a short sales contract...thrilled...excited...and preparing myself mentally for the snails pace movement that nornally occurs throughout the long process.  You should have seen the look on my face when the appraiser called and requested to get into the house!

Appraisal ordered too soon for a shortsale?

As a listing agent..I was thinking that is rather strange...why the heck would the buyer get their appraisal done so quickly?  Thinking as a buyers agent...I wouldn't let that happen.  Too many short sales turn into foreclosures and why would a buyer do this and take a very big risk..they may never see the money back from the appraisal!

So I left the appraiser a message..explaining this was a potential short sale and what is heck is the bank thinking that a buyer should have the property appraised before their short sale purchase was approved..I submitted the package that afternoon?  Have they lost their minds?

No.....No....and No!

I couldn't believe my ears and grinning from ear to ear. It was the lender who holds the mortgage and rather than drag their feet and let the property go into foreclosure or close to foreclosure.  They decided to do the right thing and get the ball rolling quickly and from the very beginning. 

Very different from many banks.  I feel lucky and very blessed... I'm prepared for the length of time it will take to close but I can't help it and get excited

Tuesday Bilateral

   Friday Thursday Lender Appraisal Being Done!

 There is a great chance I might actually get paid within a reasonable time for all of my hard work...and maybe my hourly rate will increase when handling Daytona Beach Shortsales!

I suppose I don't have to follow up tomorrow to see if they received the package! :) Although I don't think I really have to but to be on the safe side I will.  :)  

About the Author:  Midori Miller is licensed in the State of Florida, BK645709 and currently hangs her real estate license with CENTURY 21 Sundance Realty Midori is also a real estate trainer and an ActiveRain Ambassador and specializes in short sales for Daytona Beach real estate sellers.  If you are in the market to buy or sell real estate in Daytona Beach, Florida..please contact us!

 
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11 Comments on Appraisal Ordered Too Soon For A Shortsale?

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Wow Midori!  Maybe a few banks are beginning to get the message.  I know they're swamped, but it seems they would like to clear their desks a lot more quickly just like we would.  If they can shortcut the short sale process, good for them (and for us)!

7:46pm • #1

Thats great for you and may there be many more to come. The quickest I have ever closed a short  sale from day 1 to close was 30 day with Wells Fargo Bank.

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Midori - this is almost a miracle. At this time it took Suntrust to upload the short sale package 15 days from fax transmission into their system. That is the first step, hopefully the next step won't take this long. Good luck with the whole process.

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Wow...  I am working a deal for a buyer that is a short sale...  The lender WE are dealing with is NOT on this plan... 

8:48pm • #4
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That is unusual...send me those banks for my deals.

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Refreshing!  We actually had a call from a back who has the loan on one of our listings.  They know the house is going into foreclosure and wanted an updated CMA to see how much we could reduce the price to get a buyer in there before it hits the court house steps... Maybe banks are starting to see the light!

11:51pm • #6
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Hope my short sale goes that well. The offer  just went to the bank we will wait and see. Good Luck!

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A proactive lender?  Could it be that they have learned from the past?

2:34pm • #8
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I think you must be out in the sun too long...or drinking Midori straight up hmmmm ?

6:23pm • #9
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GOOD FOR YOU MIDORI!  It's been three months and I am still waiting for an appraisal call.... Zzzz Hoping t get some of these short sale dels closed by the end of the year- sounds like you have a GREAT bank working on this. I sure wish the others were as fast.

3:46am • #10

Nice post.  You did the right thing.  Instead of just shrugging your shoulders you asked questions.  We all need to make less assumptions and ask more questions.

11:27am • #11

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