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Brian Brumpton, ePRO answered:
Janet,
Most everything below seems to be correct. What you should request from an agent is a copy of the pending and sold properties and nothing should be over 3 months old. The tax assesments on most properties around the Boise area are high in comparison to what the homes are actually selling for. - Yesterday, 10:58
Brian Brumpton, ePRO answered:
Shayla,
I would recommend you stop going from place to place as you already know what the answer is. You should find a mortgage broker you like and work with them on ways to improve your credit score and start down that path. It may take some time but if owning a home is your ultimate goal it will be worth it. - Tue Nov 11 2008, 06:58
Brian Brumpton, ePRO answered:
Angie,
You can try a short sale on your second property and keep the primary residence. It is ultimately up to the bank. I've seen investors doing this all over the valley and getting them approved. - Thu Oct 16 2008, 08:53
Brian Brumpton, ePRO answered:
Sneeker 42,
To explain the process a little better a bank cannot file a notice of default until the loan is at least 90 days late. Once they have filed a notice of default they will set an auction date. The length of time from date the notice of default is filed to the date of the auction varies however it can be no less than 90 days.
Often times people faced with the prospect of foreclosure will turn to an agent to perform and negotiate a short sale. These properties are listed in the MLS and there is a specific criteria and agent can enter to search for those properties designated as a possible short sale.
In my opinion some of the largest savings can be made here. Once the banks go through the auction process if the home doesn't sell at auction it becomes and REO property. Although there can be considerable savings here you should keep in mind that if the bank has been forced to take a property back they are going to be trying to recoup as much of their investment as possible. - Wed Oct 15 2008, 19:57
Sneeker42,
I would be happy to provide you with a list of preforeclosures/short sales in the MLS that are in your price range. Please contact me directly at brian@brianbrumpton.com. - Wed Oct 15 2008, 12:49
Brian Brumpton, ePRO answered:
Gary,
I would email the listing agent directly. You can get the link to her contact information off the propterty listing page. - Mon Oct 6 2008, 20:28
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