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Copyright 2009 Richard P. Zaretsky, Esq.

 Be sure to contact your own attorney for your state laws, and always consult your own attorney on any legal decision you need to make.  This article is for information purposes and is not specific advice to any one reader.

Richard Zaretsky, Esq., RICHARD P. ZARETSKY P.A. ATTORNEYS AT LAW, 1655 PALM BEACH LAKES BLVD, SUITE 900, WEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDA 33401, PHONE 561 689 6660  RPZ99@Florida-Counsel.com - FLORIDA BAR BOARD CERTIFIED IN REAL ESTATE LAW - We assist Brokers and Sellers with Short Sales and Modifications and Consult with Brokers, Buyers and Sellers Nationwide!  Shortsales@Florida-Counsel.com  New Website www.Florida-Counsel.com

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12 Comments on SHORT SALES AND MORTGAGE MODIFICATIONS TABLE OF CONTENTS

NOV
06
2008
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Holy cow!  I figured you'd have a few articles but I think you've created THE SHORT SALE WIKI!  I'll be back to keep reading.  Thanks for taking the time and sharing.  Great info!

10:36pm • #1
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Richard,

This is really a terrific source of good information on the subject. I will have to reblog them (if you marked them for reblogging, and if I can't, would you allow me to use them with proper credit?

Thanks

 

11:33pm • #2
NOV
07
2008
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Reblog is activated!  Thanks for the ability to help.

Copyright 2008 Richard P. Zaretsky, Esq.

 Be sure to contact your own attorney for your state laws, and always consult your own attorney on any legal decision you need to make.  This article is for information purposes and is not specific advice to any one reader.

Richard Zaretsky, Esq., RICHARD P. ZARETSKY P.A. ATTORNEYS AT LAW, 1655 PALM BEACH LAKES BLVD, SUITE 900, WEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDA 33401, PHONE 561 689 6660  RPZ99@Florida-Counsel.com - FLORIDA BAR BOARD CERTIFIED IN REAL ESTATE LAW - We assist Brokers and Sellers with Short Sales and Modifications and Consult with Brokers and Sellers Nationwide!  Shortsales@Florida-Counsel.com  New Website www.Florida-Counsel.com

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Just so you know, at Genworth Mortgage Insurance, we have a loss mitigation department and we are very involved in executing all types of workout soultions for borrowers in trouble - including short sales.  We have a policy that if we agree to the short sale and it is successfully completed, we will not pursue any deficiency from the seller.  If you need more information, please do not hesitate to ask.

1:28pm • #4
NOV
20

We have been working with Wells Fargo to short sale our home and want to thank you for your contribution to helping not just realtors/brokers to sort through this process but also the homeowners. We have gotten so much from your blog!

We have finally gotten an approval letter from WF but there is one thing I am not clear on. We have only the first with no second liens although we did have mortgage insurance, as we only had put down 10%. We negotiated with the mortgage insurance to accept a lump sum payment at closing as WF told us we needed not only the investors approval but also the MI company. My question is about the approval letter. They are stating that this approval covers only the first lien not any junior liens, would the mortgage insurance count as a junior? We are just concerned about them coming after us for  their loss as we have not received any written confirmations as to our agreement with them and they are not mentioned in the approval letter nor is the lump sum payment. The only monies stated are what the expect to receive in total,  commission allowed and approved closing seller closing costs. We just want to be sure not to have any nasty surprises come our way further down the road, we would rather know the potential ramifications upfront. Thank You

Joan
2:34pm • #5
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Richard-THANK YOU for this very useful post on short sales.

3:26pm • #6
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I will bookmark this one.  Since Colorado is in he top 5 for foreclosures, I expect to encounter the short sale more and more.

4:14pm • #7
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Joan -

Thank you for the compliment.

A junior lien is in the scenario you mention any mortgage that is subordinate to the first mortgage.  It sounds like you have only one mortgage.  The Mortgage Insurance is actually a participant in the first mortgage with Wells Fargo.

Good job with Wells Fargo - they are becoming difficult to deal with - especially as 2nd mortgagee!

10:12pm • #8
NOV
21

Thanks for the infromation. I'm sure the rules of the game will keep changing.

6:27am • #9
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07
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What a great resource you have provided. I'm printing off ever article and creating the quintessential short sale guide.
10:26pm • #10
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I  was asked by my son to add him to my mortgage , iwould like to know what are the pro's an con's of

doning this. i'm in good standing with my mortgage company, and  what will this do to me putting him on it.   THANKS   DGP USN RET

DON
12:39pm • #11
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Don

Adding your son to your mortgage.  Interesting concept.  Since you are in good standing with your lender, what could possibly be the reason for this request and what is he trying to accomplish? 

That aside, the lender will almost never allow the names of borrowers to be changed (by adding or deleting) on a mortgage and promissory note.

8:37pm • #12

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