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Coeur d'Alene Real Estate Short Sales and why they test even the most determined...
Janna Rankin Scharf, AB, CLHMS, GRI, CSP - Coeur d'Alene Idaho Real Estate
Let me start out by saying that when we have a short sale offer, we need to submit it with a packet of other documents required by the lender.  Until they have received the packet and all documents, and have input the COMPLETE packet into their system, your offer languishes in a black hole.  Nothing is happening, no one even notices or cares that it exists.  Once they have the complete packet of documents, your offer will then be able to "take a number" and get at the back of a very long line to await being assigned to a negotiator.
December 30 - I received a good purchase offer for a short sale listing of mine.
December 31 - I called the Third Party Creditor, First Horizon, to verify their submission requirements.  They said the first thing they needed was a letter of authorization and to allow 72 hours for receipt. I faxed my letter of authorization.
January 4 - I verified the receipt of my letter of authorization.  They gave me  a list of what to include in the complete packet, and two fax numbers to ... more

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