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Hi Tom..A short sale is unlike a foreclosure. A foreclosure is often purchased by a buyer in as is condition. A short sale has not gone to foreclosure and the seller still needs to be involved. A contract to purchase would still require an attorney approval and the buyer could opt for a home inspection. Check with the lender for any specific conditions. - Sun Jul 20 2008, 14:28
I am an agent in the Buffalo NY area. We have actually had a slight increase in values when many other markets are showing a decrease. Having some money when you finance a home is good but many times not necessary. If you have strong credit you can still get a good rate on a mortgage. The key is to get pre approved before making an offer. - Sun Jul 20 2008, 14:22
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