Short Sales With Bank Foreclosure Homes
USINFO | 2013-12-23 14:54

 
A short sale is always an option with bank foreclosure homes before the home ends up at the auction. When a home is in the process of defaulting the bank will work with a home owner to do what they can to get their money on the home.

A bank doesnt want to own foreclosures. A short sale is when the bank allows a borrower to save their credit by selling their home at a lower price than what they owe on the loan. You will have to call the bank and ask them if they will approve a short sale. If the bank approves a short sale then you will put the home up for sale on the market. The price of the home will actually be what you owe on the note. You are not allowed to advertise the home at a lower rate. You will put the words short sale on the sale page of the home. This will tell people that the bank is willing to negotiate for the price of the home. 

One thing to keep in mind is that in most cases a bank is willing to take 20% less than what is owed on the home for a short sale. This means that if a homeowner bid comes in and it seems too low then you shouldnt worry. Chances are good that the bank will take it. some banks have been known to take as low as 50% less on a posted short sale property because they dont want to own anymore foreclosures. You may live in an area that is saturated with foreclosures and they know it will be a very long time before they get any of their money back.

A short sale is one of the best options for a homeowner when they are in the process of bank foreclosures homes. This process allows a borrower to sell their home for much cheaper than what they owe, claim the difference as income when they file taxes, and everybody wins. Banks dont want to own homes and you should always ask them if they will accept a short sale of the property if you are trying to sell the home before it is foreclosed.

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