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Tom Teece
"The Short Sale Expert"
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Experience:
Short Sale Debt Negotiator for Good 2 Go Home Investors, Inc.
January 2007—present
"No fee" outsourcing negotiations for realtors handling short sales. Realtors can concentrate…
"No fee" outsourcing negotiations for realtors handling short sales. Realtors can concentrate…
Sales/Engineering/Project Management for SimplexGrinnell
December 1977—December 2006
Commercial construction. Electronic systems. Design, sell and manage installations of…
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Commercial construction. Electronic systems. Design, sell and manage installations of…
Specialties:
Over 30 years of professional negotiation experience.
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Certifications
& Awards:
& Awards:
Graduate of Diamond Coaching Program - Strategic Real Estate Coach - Loss Mitigation Solution Training
Continuing weekly coaching student - Strategic ... show more
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Interests:
Learning, reading, listening to audio books
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About:
I am The Short Sale Expert only because this is what I do full-time, every day. And I continue to learn from the best.
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Tom Teece answered:
Hi R-biz,
I'm not an attorney and I'm not offering any advice. In my opinion, the redemption period is specifically for the foreclosed homeowner to redeem the judgement and make final settlement with the lender to keep the house. As far as I know, no other transaction can occur during the redemption period.
Anyone out there have direct experience with this? The included link will take you to the state laws governing foreclosure.
Best regards, Tom
I'm not an attorney and I'm not offering any advice. In my opinion, the redemption period is specifically for the foreclosed homeowner to redeem the judgement and make final settlement with the lender to keep the house. As far as I know, no other transaction can occur during the redemption period.
Anyone out there have direct experience with this? The included link will take you to the state laws governing foreclosure.
Best regards, Tom
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