www.shortsalestallion.com In this video, Brian Meara aka The Short Sale Stallion demonstrates once again to both Realtors and Investors, to those looking to buy and sell houses, or anyone involved in real estate, the importance of doing a short sale properly and how to deal with the loss mitigation departments at the banks (loss mitigators) to avoid a foreclosure, which will eventually become a bank owned REO. This coaching and short sales training video course is one of many that Brian has made to demonstrate to all that investing in preforeclosure short sales is not only possible but very profitable. Be sure to visit and LIKE his Facebook page here: www.facebook.com/shortsalestallion
What are the pros and cons: A recommended way to avoid foreclosure is a short sale. How exactly do you justify doing a short sale and a foreclosure, what are the advantages and disadvantages.
Wesley from St. Louis, MO: The house down the street from me sold for $90,000 in a short sale this month. That would be about 60 ounces of gold. It sold for $145,000 in 2005, which would be 377 ounces of gold. Does that mean that declined in value over six times?
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In this video Fred explains who owns the property after a short sale is approved and completed. Fred also talks about what happens to a homeowners property taxes during and after the short sale process.
From what I understand – if a buyer’s agent is showing property to a client – and the property is a short sale – there is no commission % offered by the selling agent. It’s up to the lender – right?
When does the lender decide how much commission will be paid to the the agents – and what is it based on?
When in the process does it happen?
To give you some background….
I know of a buyer’s agent who has already made an offer for his client – but has no idea how much commission he’s working for. Is this the norm with short sales? Why would a buyer’s agent get involved?
No, why would a buyer’s agent even attempt to sell a REO if they weren’t going to get paid?
The rate is typically negotiated, but both the sellers agent and the buyers agent are paid a commission. I have never heard of a REO going lower than 4.8% to be split between the agents.
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Original description:
take a bit of footage from cuteoverload.com
a bit of sound from a scary movie…
I think i found the original source.
I got it off cuteoverload, but this chap has it
it’s from a Japanese show called Mini Moni Chiccha…It was a show about this Jpop subgroup of Morning Musume and they spent the entire time goofing off.
I never expected this much success,
This thing has gotten way out of control (in a good way), Thanks for all your comments!