For anyone that does short sales, you already know how frustrating it can be to deal with the lender. The constant shuffle of new names that pick up the deal as it progresses through the process...and the endless forms required for everyone to sign. Here is a new Twist: A month ago I received a Short sale Affidavit form that required all parties to the transaction to acknowledge (among other things) no money being paid to the seller, no lease back after the sale, the parties aren't related ...standard stuff. Everyone signed...down loaded to the bank's software as a PDF they have it back in less than a week. Fast forward to closing...more forms and signed HUD off to the lender on Friday day of closing. All done Congratulations - right? - AHhhhh...not so fast! On Monday 3 days after the closing I get a new Short sale Affidavit this one is not the one page version that was signed a month ago...this one is four pages (and her's the kicker ) it has to be returned by noon the next day...with 7 Notary stamps - and the buyers and seller all live in different states - and had signed by mail on the closed sale. NONE ARE AVAILABLE WITH 16 HOURS NOTICE TO SIGN THIS NEW VERSION OF A DOCUMENT THEY SIGNED A MONTH AGO!! Wells Fargo wants to Cancel the sale - that closed 4 days ago...because they changed a form that was already signed.
You can't make this stuff up folks...the wire transfer is complete and deed is on record, they are going to return the funds and cancel a cash closing - because they added 3 pages of notary stamps to the original form they send me a month ago - and got back signed three weeks prior to closing.
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