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Gary T. Stittgen

"Helping Homeowners Successfully Sell Since 1999"
  • 5 Answers
  • 1 Blog post
  • 1 Listing
Agent at Century 21 Roberts & Andrews
Experience:
Broker Associate for Century 21 Roberts & Andrews October 2009—present
Top listing agent.
Broker Associate for Century 21 United II January 2000—June 2008
Top listing agent.
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Specialties:
Foreclosures, bank owned homes, listing agent
Certifications
& Awards:
e-PRO, CNHS (Certified New Home Specialist)
Interests:
Bank owned properties, horse properties
About:
BIOGRAPHY
I was born and raised in Lake County. Nely, my wife of 18 years, was born in Belize, Central
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Testimonials:
""Gary, I just wanted to thank you again and give a testimonial on your efficiency as a selling agent. Since the time we switched to you, the showings ... show more
Gary T. Stittgen answered:
Yes, a property can be placed on the market before the court proceedings acre complete. They are complete when the sheriff's sale takes place. Until then, you still own the property. Keep in mind however, that you are probably a short sale before the proceedings are complete. The bank may not approve a short sale determining that a sale would be easier once they own the house after the court proceedings are finished and the foreclosure is done.

After the sheriff's sale, you can get the house back. You have 30 days. This is called the redemption period. Once the redemption period ends, you no longer have any legal rights attached to the property. It is 100% the banks.

Good luck. - Thu Dec 3 2009, 18:43

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