Bryant Tutus is a guru when it comes to Short Sales and is the blogger behind Super Star Short Sales.  Do you have to miss payments to do a short sale?? Who knows.

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Maybe. Maybe not. Some lenders/investors will require that you are 30 days late to receive short sale approval and some won't. As a Florida Short Sale Broker who has handled lots of successful Florida Short Sales I still haven't figured out what triggers the "You must be late" requirement.

Just recently I've experienced:
  • One seller was told they needed to be 30 days late. These Sellers have a legitimate hardship and are selling their primary residence due to major medical issues and job relocation. This is a Fannie Mae loan being serviced by Nationstar. We are currently asking for an exception. Illness and death are two hardships that enable the rules to be bent or broken when it comes to short sales. These two hardships normally take priority. So I'm optimistic that the 30 day late "rule" will be waived.
  • Another Seller just received approval from SunTrust on 1st and 2nd mortgages. These sellers have missed no payments and they do not have a hardship. Plus they received full Waiver of Deficiency and did not have to participate in the loss!! This too is a Fannie Mae loan. Needless to say they are very happy.
  • My third example is a very high income and high asset individual who is doing a short sale on an investment home. He has also has not missed any payments and just received approval last week form Wells Fargo. The seller is making a fairly large cash contribution but is receiving full Waiver of Deficiency.
When you look at these real life examples it shows that the one seller that should of been approved without missing payments is having difficulties. The other two, that are both Strategic Short Sales, didn't have to miss payments at all.

So......do you have to miss payments to do a short sale? I have no clue. And I don't think the lenders do either.

My suggestion? Make the payments if you can afford to do so. Don't drain your savings, use credit cards or harm your family to do so. Look towards the future. Does this help?

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2 Comments on Do I Have To Miss Payments To Do A Short Sale?

MAY
24
2011
256,845 Points 5 Featured Posts Outside Blog

cute "my stuff button".  as far as the regulations for shortsales...obviously it is just one more issue not being taken care of by the government. good post. thanks.

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25
2011
309,748 Points 28 Featured Posts Outside Blog Called Shot Master

As always, Broker Bryant is so right. Even if we were allowed to answer the question, we cannot give a definitive answer because the banks themselves contradict themselves all the time.

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