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Contest - What can be done to help make the Short Sale process run smoother?

Why do I want to do Short Sales?



“Short Sales” is my favorite, I enjoy it and it’s a passion to help people on real estate distress, one of my greatest satisfactions is when everything was accomplished, I will tell you why:



I enjoy and feel full of satisfaction when people say to me from its heart how grateful they’re with two single magic words “Thank you” that means a lot, means you did something good to someone in need of… Continue

Added by Ray Saenz on January 7, 2010 at 6:00pm — 5 Comments

Why Do I Do Short Sales?

Why Do I Do Short Sales?



A few years ago, the discussions around real estate were two fold: either the bubble is going to burst or you better get in before you can't afford to buy.



In Orange County, California, our prices sky rocketed between 2001 and 2007, increasing in double digits for several years running. They always say that what goes up must come down, and so it was with the Orange County real estate market.



But, I don't think many would have believed… Continue

Added by Christine Donovan on January 7, 2010 at 2:13pm — No Comments

WHY DO I WANT TO DO SHORT SALES?

I want to be SUCCESSFUL at Short Sales because I WANT TO BE PART OF THE SOLUTION for all of us: distressed home owners, neighborhoods and the economy.



Short Sales are less detrimental to everyone.



Both Sellers, and Buyers, need Real Estate Agents educated in the Short Sale process, trial and error experiences are not enough. We must understand the expectations of the Lenders and meet them.



Sellers need to know there is another solution, other than… Continue

Added by Margaret C. Taylor on January 7, 2010 at 5:46am — No Comments

Short Sales.....made painless



I know, I know, anyone reading this has got to be saying...yeah right..a painless short sale? But it is true that a short sale can be painless provided that rules are followed and a few tools are used.



One of the most important rules that I impliment is that my sellers are in the game. I explain that at times it may seem that I am demanding, and asking for more and more documentation (ie. paperwork), but I am just the messenger and at… Continue

Added by Tammy Davis on January 6, 2010 at 9:04am — No Comments

CONTEST--- Why do you want to do Short Sales?

First things first, I'm a new agent. I have no insights into how things can be improved with shorts sales, so if you're after learning about the newest in mouse traps--- just move along. Nothing to see here. That's right folks. Giddy-up. Don't even slow down.



So, from the perspective of a total noob, here I am. In all my glory, feather boa and all.



Why do I want to do Short Sales?… Continue

Added by Rebecca Fisher on January 6, 2010 at 5:05am — No Comments

Smoother Short Sales - Why am I passionate? Chad Ackerson Mattucci Real Estate

I believe that Lenders are working diligently to streamline the process and that through consistent training and information resources such as Short Sale Superstars, that agents can become and remain educated on the process. Training. Training. Training. But it doesn't stop there. To make a smoother short sale, I recommend that agents inform their seller of what to expect from them and what they can expect from the agent and the short sale process. Getting a COMPLETE and QUALITY short sale… Continue

Added by Chad Ackerson on January 6, 2010 at 4:57am — No Comments

Why I want to do Short Sales

Contest Entry





When I became a Realtor three years ago, it was after nearly 30 years in a variety of sales and marketing functions.



It is my firm conviction that Sales is a noble profession. People often roll their eyes at me when I say that. They are, clearly recalling some experience they have had with a slimy salesperson who was focused only making the sale at all costs with… Continue

Added by Rick Schwartz on January 6, 2010 at 4:30am — No Comments

Why I help Kansas City homeowners negotiate Short Sales--and how they could go better...

I have heard it said that FEAR is the great motivator.



My experience has been that fear can cause homeowners to become professional AVOIDERS. Dodge the phone, leave the mail unopened, don't answer the door. And, I totally understand that fear and motivation to stick your head in the sand. I have been in financial trouble, and even faced foreclosure. When my daughter was born and needed a lengthy ICU stay, I thought it would bankrupt my family. We had massive medical… Continue

Added by Stephanie Jarman on January 6, 2010 at 4:30am — 4 Comments

Contest - Why do I want to do shortsales?

Why do I want to do shortsales?



That’s quite a question.



I want to be the best that I can be to help the client, to do what’s right for them, and also to succeed in this business. I believe that learning the entire process of short sales and becoming an expert on how to do them will not only gain me tremendous experience, but will help homeowners who need an objective, and skilled agent in the coming years.



I’m relatively new in Real Estate (received my license… Continue

Added by Susan E. Wood on January 1, 2010 at 2:15pm — 2 Comments

CONTEST: What can be done to help make the Short Sale process run smoother? In my opinion...

Banks should hire seasoned agents as consultants to train bank personnel from the ground up. Cross train to ensure everyone is on board, especially when people go on vacation or change departments or move on to other banks. Out-of-state banks need to stop thinking properties are worth much more than they are by holding out for that ‘perfect offer’ that will never come. A universal short sale form packet should be designed for all banks to use – no more than 5 pages. Give a deadline of no more… Continue

Added by Wanda Kubat-Nerdin on December 31, 2009 at 1:55pm — 2 Comments

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