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Short Sale Success For No Deficiency On Home In Utah!

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Real Estate Agent with ERA Realty Center

Utah is one of the states that allows deficiency judgments.  Recently, one of our sellers held out and would not close unless the Bank put in writing that they would not go after the seller for the deficiency.  Even though the deadline for closing was past; and the seller realized they were risking losing the short sale, they held out and won!  The bank did put in writing that the the short sale paid the note in full!  Success!

Whether buying or selling, please call Janet Naisbitt-Bagley for help with all of your real estate needs at 435-865-1019 or email naisbitt@infowest.com.  You can check out the MLS at www.homesincedarcity.com for foreclosures, short sales, new construction and other bargains.  We can help you with every home!

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Melissa Zavala
Broadpoint Properties - Escondido, CA
Broker, Escondido Real Estate, San Diego County

The deficiency judgment issue varies from state to state. It's good to hear that you have been successful in this area.

Dec 13, 2010 11:47 AM
Evelyn Johnston
Friends & Neighbors Real Estate - Elkhart, IN
The People You Know, Like and Trust!

Woo Hoo Good for your Seller Janet! Indiana is a deficiency state also.  Sometimes the bank won't budge so sellers are forced to file bankruptcy when they weren't planning on it.

Dec 17, 2010 11:02 AM