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Elizabeth Anne Weintraub, Broker - Sacramento, CA
Put 40 years of experience to work for you
Hi Eric: So do lenders in your neck of the woods ask to see a copy of your listing agreement? Do they look on MLS to see how you advertised the home for sale? Do you suppose they ever say to themselves, "Hey, this listing agent didn't give us a fair shake on pricing?" Just wondering. Lenders in California are much less likely to accept a short sale if they feel they have been short-changed by the agent's initial marketing. Of course, if the lender has already approved the short sale, then it doesn't matter.
Feb 27, 2008 12:59 PM
Renaissance Realty Group of Keller Williams Atlanta Partners - Lawrenceville, GA
I list the home at market value for 30 days and the move forward from that point. Often sellers are upside down by no less then 20% of value.
Feb 27, 2008 01:31 PM
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