New Rules For Equator

We have recently been informed by a manager in the Bank of America Escalations Department, that due to a high influx of new offers being submitted, and escalated, days before a pending foreclosure sale, they have initiated new policies to prevent this practice from occurring.

Previously, a new offer could be initiated for a short sale in Equator, and subsequently escalated, up to three days prior to a foreclosure sale date.

It appears Bank of America considers this practice to be an abuse of this policy, and the practice of submitting illegitimate offers just to postpone a foreclosure, so this policy has been changed.

Currently, if there is a pending foreclosure, the offer must be initiated in Equator more than fourteen (14) days prior the scheduled foreclosure date. Any offer submitted within that fourteen day time frame will be deemed ineligible for review, and the short sale will be denied. We will be working to get further guidance on this harsh policy

Tim Lorenz

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"We have actually closed many short sales!"

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10 Comments on New Rules For Equator

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Wow, what a huge pain. That has got to be illegal. The big problem is they don't want to make postponements any sooner than 5 days before a forclosure date.

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It is interesting to say the least.

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so, if this is right. .I need to cancel any of my listings 14 days prior to foreclosure. . because they will not be considered.

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Fernando what can I say.  Other than talk to they prior to 14 days and ask for the postponement.

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Hi Tim, illegitimate offer is a violation. However Bank of America is very slow in their approval. The seller and I have been waited for a short sale approval since the contract submitted on 4/8/2012 and 2 appraisals done by BOA , we are still waiting for the answer.

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That may be all well and good for the banks, however as already noted, the banks can also drag their feet with a response and that will often result in a buyer walking away and the deal was probably the best offer the bank was going to get.

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KweeI agree it is and always has been difficult to deal with B of A.

 

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Ed

It has happened to me on many occasions.

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It's amazing what they can do when they get to make up all the rules. Equator is too much power in one place.

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