Short Sale Approval Letters
by Veronica Cabrera
October 1, 2012
The wait is long and the process meticulous. Realtors have to work for months to be able to obtain a short sale approval. In many cases, after a few months of procesing and consideration of the purchase price offer, the lender counters with a larger amount.
In other cases, the buyer may decide not to buy the property anymore. In the worst case scenario, the lender can decide to foreclose on the property instead of approving the short sale.
Today, I have a good story to share. My client had two lenders and both of them have approved the sale. We are schedule to close escrow by the middle of October, 2012.
In this particular case, I am representing the seller and the buyer so I am very happy to be able to help make both of their real estate intentions possible.
Veronica Cabrera, Realtor
Realty ONE Group
veronicacabrerarealtor@gmail.com
(714) 809-6521
R.E. Lic. #0143140
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Orange County, Riverside County, San Bernardino County, CA
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