Here in North Central Massachusetts many home sellers are faced with the prospect of having to sell their homes due to divorce, job loss, or re-location. I have always felt that a seller should try everything to keep their credit as best they can, stay in the house as long as possible, and do whatever they can to make it work. Lately I have been hearing from real estate attorneys that they sympahize with sellers that want to walk away! Once all personal information is given to the lender in an effort to negotiate the short sale, the lender has everything they need to pursue the deficiency. The damage to their credit is almost the same. Is this all true???
Realty Associates - Boca Raton, FL
Luxury Prop Specialist Realty Associates
Lenders will look more favorably in the future on the short sale due to the fact that they tried to work it out. It is true that the bank or mortgage company can enter a deficiency judgement.
Who would of thought we would be here ten years ago?
Oct 06, 2011 09:15 AM
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