I'm Two Centurions In One. First 100 (actually 225) Aircraft Carrier Landings In the Navy and NOW, 100 Short Sale Listings...SOLD!

I would like to thank all of you all for your kind words.  To answer Doug's question, from a former Marine to a former Navy pilot (FYI, the only difference between a Marine pilot and Navy is the uniform). Short sale are definitely much more stressful and difficult. I'd rather launch into a thunderstorm with a partially cold cat shot in 60' seas with just enough speed to fly if I carefully nurse her along in ground effect, be struck by lightning, have to rendezvous with hydraulic failure, then have a night plug (in air refueling) in sever turbulence, lose TACAN, have three wave offs two bolters and finally a one wire. Hope that answers your question. I flew A4's how 'bout you?

The way most servicers and investors handle short sale smacks of them NOT wanting them to work as only 20-30% close on a National basis.  I had a negotiator tell me 60 - 70% of his deals fall out.  When I have to resell homes over and over before a buyer hangs around long enough, not to mention all the other obstacles we have to overcome to get a deal to the closing table is nothing less than abusive.  The lenders and investors hyper-greed is directly responsible for creating this mess.  They were making billions or is it a trillion or more in loans and all the time knew they would never be paid back. In doing so they sold America out.  Their Ponzi Scheme has long since ended and now  it has come time to  "pay  the Piper". IT IS THEIR RESPONSIBILITY TO STOP F'ING AROUND AND CLEAN IT UP THEIR MESS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!