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Archive for August, 2010

Like we discussed earlier, a short sale approval and ultimately successful sale do not guarantee…

This is the 6th step in our series: “12 Things You Should Know to Survive a Short Sale.”

that the borrower’s liability will be extinguished as it relates to their obligation under the Note.

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Step 5: What Happens After A Home Short Sale?

Posted by Chris On August 18

Now that you understand the Mortgage and the Note, you can really understand what happens after…

This is the 5th step in our series “12 Things You Should Know to Survive a Short Sale.”

a home short sale (we’re assuming here for ease that the real estate property was a home).

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Many homeowners considering a bank short sale are rightly concerned about…

This is the 4th step in our series: “12 Things You Should Know to Survive a Short Sale.”

their liability after successfully selling.

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Like I’ve mentioned before, there are two types of…

This is the 3rd step in our series: “12 Things You Should Know to Survive a Short Sale.”

…distressed sales.

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