Peggy James

Yes, click on My Trulia on the top right. Click on Saved Searches and Email Alerts to change. - Fri Oct 17 2008, 03:15

Hyatt, take a look at the Exit Realty offices. It appears there are three offices. http://exitrealty.com/property_search_list.aspx?country=USA&…

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Lisa,
You mentioned you will be moving overseas and it's a government move. If you used Finanicing you may be able to consider the VA Compromise Program. This is a low interest loan program set up for Veterans who must leave the area. I helped sell several homes using this program back in 1990-1995 when the market values were down. ( see VA Compromise Link below)

In order to be considered for a compromise sale, several factors must be considered:
* The property must be sold for fair market value.
* The closing costs must be reasonable and customary.
*The compromise sale must be less costly for the Government than foreclosure.
*There must be a financial hardship on the part of the seller.
*On loans that originated on or before December 31, 1989, the seller must be willing to sign a
promissory note.
*There must be no second liens or other liens (unless the amount is insignificant). In
situations whereby there are second liens or other liens, the seller can request that the
lienholder consider releasing the lien and converting the loan to a personal loan.!*The seller must first obtain a sales contract in order to be considered for the program. To protect the seller’s interest, the seller should make the sales contract contingent and/or
subject to the approval of a VA compromise sale. - Sun Oct 12 2008, 14:12

Hi Sherry,

You really need to direct that question to your agent. It all will depend on when the condo resale packet was ordered. Once they get the funds from the seller a mangement company will typically have the packet ready in a week to ten days. Give you agent a call.

I hope that helps! - Sun Oct 12 2008, 14:02