You borrowed more money than you knew your house was worth. You stopped making your mortgage payments 5 months ago and are living rent free. When I ask you for the paperwork your bank requires so I CAN SAVE YOU FROM FORECLOSURE AND GETTING KICKED OUT OF YOUR HOUSE, you are too busy. When potential buyers want to see your house, it is not convenient or when I show your home, it looks like a bomb went off. You are going to wind up on the street with ruined credit and will tell everyone you are a "victim" of the system. Sorry-I don't feel sorry for you.
Coldwell Banker Heart of America - Bloomington-Normal, IL
This is representitive of some short sellers. you are right i don't feel sorry for those. But most are trying and victims of the economy.
Mar 22, 2010 11:56 PM
Keller Williams Park City Real Estate - Park City, UT - Park City, UT
Park City Real Estate
Amen, Nancy! I'm sure there are some homeowners who really did get hit with some unforeseen obstacle -- a health care emergency or a sudden job loss. But most of these people got in over their head and now won't do anything to help. And I don't feel that it is our job to help them. Let the bank foreclose, then find a buyer who wants a great deal on an REO home.
Apr 02, 2010 04:43 AM
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Nancy Tallman
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