Archive for the ‘Short Sale’ Category
How is a real estate short sale normally reported to the credit bureaus?
I short sold a home a couple of years ago. The short sale was reported to all three credit bureaus as being ” Settled for less than the full balance, paid as agreed”.
However on my Equifax and Experian credit report the account shows “settled for less than the full balance, paid as agreed and lastly Foreclosure”.
However the final status for the accounts show closed and not RF as would be posted after a foreclosure.
I do not have any public records or judgments on my credit. I am wondering now if it is accurate that a completed short sale would reflect as a foreclosure. I had this mortgage with Ameriquest Mortgage and have not been able to get any answers about this since it was two years ago.
I have done as they have asked and have submitted to them in writing my dispute. Has anyone ever done a short sale. Can you tell me how it appeared on your credit report please.
After a Short Sale, How Long Do I Have to Wait to Buy a New Home?
What is a short sale and how long you have to wait to buy another house again?
I heard a short sale in when you can pay or can sell your house for the amount you bought it for… For example I bought my house for 5k and now it cost less, so it is upside downs. I heard that I can hire a realtor and he will sell it for a less amount and the rest the bank will “eat it”. But I have to wait certain years to buy another house again. How many years do I have to wait to buy again?

Wait after shor sale?
Real Estate Short Sale, Better than Foreclosure
Find The Money In It, Or The Way Out: Real Estate Short Sales By The Book. There are many better options than a foreclosure in real estate. “Homeowners save your credit.” The author’s breakthrough “Foreclosure Rescue Process” detailed in this book shows how foreclosures can be greatly reduced by using some other options:
- loan modification,
- Deed in Lieu,
- Forbearance, and finally
- Short Sales.
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When to Do a Short Sale
Some people think that you have to be late in your mortgage payments to start a real estate short sale process. This is not true. In the video below, real estate agents in Southern California talk about short sale and when you can do a short sale. It is never too early to do a short sale if you think that you need it. You do not have to wait until you are behind on your mortgage payments to start the process on your property. In fact, it is best if you do not.
There are a lot of myths and misunderstandings about short sale. Many real estate agents know very well how to do a short sale. They work with individuals who are current in their mortgage payments and also people who are late and have even defaulted on their loans. If you see yourself having difficulties in the future in paying your mortgage payments, then it is a good time to start a real estate short sale.
For a successful short sale, you need to find yourself a great real estate agent. You need to find someone who has closed at least 3 short sale cases with their own listings, advised real estate agents in the video. You need to let go of your pride, denial and attachment to your home. You need to move on and get yourself ready for a short sale and to sell your home.
Kris & Kim are trained in the Real Estate Short Sale Process by Harris Real Estate University. Kris & Kim introduce their series on Real Estate Short Sale Myths. They will be de-bunking all the myths of the overwhelming Short Sale process.
Short Sale, A Practical Approach
The book, Short Sale, A Practical Approach, is designed for buyers, sellers and agents. It is a “how-to” guide to handling of short sale. In light of the housing bubble, the book is released timely to help those who can’t sell their home because the debt on their home is higher than its value.
The book shows step-by-step how approval is obtained from the lender for a short payoff of the loan. Homeowners experiencing financial hardship do not have to face foreclosure. The short sale alternative, if approved, is a better choice.
Agents who do not understand short sale will discover the mystery behind short sale–why it is done.and why the lenders prefer it over foreclosure. It is a market niche that agents should get into.
For those who do not wish to do the negotiation side of short sale, this book will enable them to explain to the seller what short sale entails. The agent’s problem today is that homes are not selling. With short sales, homes do sell!
About the Author
Danny Cachuela has a financial background as a Pennsylvania certified public accountant. He is an experienced negotiator and former CEO of SunSource de Mexico, a corporation based in Mexico City and an operating subsidiary of a New York Stock Exchange company based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
He also was a lecturer in the Undergraduate School of Business at Saint Joseph’s University in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Danny Cachuela is currently an associate broker at Prudential Fox & Roach Realtors in Pennsylvania, and is also licensed in New Jersey. He has been invaluable in helping many clients negotiate with lenders to get approval for short sale, including those with multiple lenders.


