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7 Comments on Wachovia Bank Short Sale Department Is Amazing...
I also had a good experience with them & closed last friday on a home in our area. They were great to deal with. I think they decided on the short sale with acceptance within 5 days.
Peggy - That is great that your experience went well with them. I have to say the banks overall have been getting better with short sales over the past 6 months. I am currently working with Bank of America who has their new Equator System which gives a 60 day turn around and Wells Fargo, which has a time table of less then 60 days.
I feel like short sales are becoming more tolerable then before. It used to be a joke to write a contract on one, but as time goes by I feel for confident they will be streamlined.
Regards,
Stan
That is wonderful! I'm currently doing one with Chase and a HELOC with BoA. Chase approved it but BoA took so long to approve the HELOC that Chase closed the file. Now I have to start all over with Chase and hope they get it done before time runs out on BoA.
Oh what a refreshing post!!! there just may be hope out there!!! thanks for sharing!
Love these good news posts! Thank you for sharing this with us and there is hope out there after all! Susan
Lyn- I bet they could have pushed you over with a feather! Now if Wachovia can do this why can't other banks?
Stan- I will agree with you up to a point. The frustration with the Equator system is when BOA dictates a higher than Fair Market Value counter, we jump the hoops to get it done, and then the VA or FHA appraisal comes in low. BOA has no systems to handle that aspect of the short sale. All they do is assign another negotiator and start all over again. It is madening! This is causes great stress to the distressed homeowner and the Purchaser who is waiting.
Kathrine- that's a tough one. Make sure to check ShortSaleSuperStars for tips and advice.
Deborah and Susan- You're Weclome! I know it made my day Friday.
I must disagree that Wachovia has the best interest of the consumer or thier clients in mind. I am on my 9th 1-800 Number
Scenero
1-2nd Mortgage with Wells Fargo DEMANDED realtors cut commision
2 2nd Mortgage with Wells Fargo asked for HUD Statement to be changed so she could approve (Darlene)
3-2nd Mortgage with Wells Fargo then said "NO we cant do it the buyer can not have closing cost paid by seller. How can the 2nd lien holder dictate the terms of the sale?
3- 2nd Mortgage with Wells Fargo implied they would rather let it go into forclosure and get hardly anything than pay closing cost on the sale of the home. This is how we keep our banks moving forward.