nevada short sale information: Short Sales in Las Vegas | Cash Back for Sellers
- 05/30/12 11:21 AM
In an effort to move troubled mortgages off their books, banks have begun offering cash to delinquent homeowners so that they can sell their properties for less than they owe. No lender likes to do short sales, but many banks have decided that short sales are quicker and less expensive than foreclosing. In addition to offering cash incentives, banks have been pre-approving details, streamlining the process of closing and forgoing their right to pursue unpaid debt in the hope of getting through some of the backlog. At this point, more than 14 million homes (nationally) are in foreclosure, and the pending … (0 comments)
nevada short sale information: Nevada Short Sales - Can I Trust My Bank?
- 10/11/11 03:13 PM
Las Vegas, Nevada - We've all heard the same story over and over. It’s the story about a family who gets behind on their mortgage payment, and applies for a loan modification to try and save their home. After waiting many months, the loan modification is denied, and the bank recommends that the homeowner do a short sale. While this story may sound familiar, there is another story, which is much more frightening that is not being told. Has anyone noticed that banks require homeowners to prove they have the ability to make their mortgage payment as criteria to qualify … (0 comments)
nevada short sale information: Think Twice Before Hiring a Nevada Short Sale Attorney
- 10/10/11 03:55 PM
Las Vegas, Nevada - Before you hand over your hard earned dollars to a Nevada Real Estate Attorney, consider the following; will the attorney guarantee their services and pay you a full refund if they fail to perform? If you meet with an attorney who won’t agree to refund your money should they fail to get your short sale approved, GET UP AND LEAVE! There are NO attorneys who specialize in short sales; however, there are plenty of attorneys who specialize in taking your money. Homeowners considering short sales are welcome to speak with a lawyer to discuss their options, however, YOU MUST BE CAREFUL. If you use an … (0 comments)
In an effort to move troubled mortgages off their books, banks have begun offering cash to delinquent homeowners so that they can sell their properties for less than they owe. No lender likes to do short sales, but many banks have decided that short sales are quicker and less expensive than foreclosing. In addition to offering cash incentives, banks have been pre-approving details, streamlining the process of closing and forgoing their right to pursue unpaid debt in the hope of getting through some of the backlog. At this point, more than 14 million homes (nationally) are in foreclosure, and the pending … (0 comments)
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