Friday, October 29, 2010
Short sale sold (Tampa Bay)
Thursday, October 28, 2010
Real Estate Trends
Existing home sales increased for a second straight month, rising 10 percent from August to an annual rate of 4.53 million units, the National Association of Realtors said on Monday.
If you would like a free market anaylsis of you area please feel freee to contact me
Ainsley Daux
Home Run Real Estate inc
(813)546-1954
Tampa Bay Real Estate inc
http://ainsleydaux.topseller.net
Wells Fargo Maybe part of" Robo Signing" fiasco
Ainsley Daux
Home Run Real Estate inc
Tampa Bay Real Estate
Short Sale 101 Tampa-blogspot.com
(813)546-1954
http://ainsleydaux.topseller.net
Wednesday, October 27, 2010
Short Sale concerns (Tampa Bay)
Will my lender suspend a sale date if I would like to short sale my home?
No. The foreclosure process continues. It also depends on the bank.. I had a scenario where a seller called to list their property as a short sale. Shortly after listing the home, I received an offer. I then proceeded to make contact with the lender. After faxing the short sale package, and speaking to a rep in the loss & mitigation department the lender suspended the sale date. Keep in mind by just faxing the short sale package that does not guarantee that the lender will suspend the sale date. It takes most lenders 48hrs to upload the auth letters and short sale package…Calling and following up with the lender is the key…Make sure your agent is on top of things
How much will I have to pay to short sale sell my home?
Most times the owner will not have to come out of pocket with any expenses. Usually all commissions, taxes, association fees, etc... are paid by the lender. In some cases the lender my ask you to hold a note but if it’s neither practical nor feasible than this has to be communicated to the lender. Some lenders may ask you to provide another financial form or another hardship letter. Once the lender determines that its not feasible than they may move forward with the short sale.
I have two loans can I still do a Short Sale?
Yes. The agent will negotiate with both lenders. Make sure the agent has some experience negotiating 2 loans…Sometime having 2 loans can slow the process and get a little complicated…Both lenders will require a short sale package and a detailed hardship letter.
The first lender will only offer so much to the second lender. Than the second lender has to agree upon the settlement…All parties of the short sale has to be on the same page otherwise it the transaction can fall apart…The second lender should provide a letter accepting the payoff inurn that letter has to be sent to the title company and sometimes the first mortgage. As the seller, I would definitely keep a copy as well.
Please feel free to address any real estate questions or concerns that you may have
Thank you
Regards
Ainsley Daux
Lic Realtor
Home Run Real Estate inc
cell:(813)546-1954
fax:(866)820-1028
email:ainsley.daux@gmail.com
www.homerunrealestate.com
http://ainsley.daux.topseller.net
Monday, October 25, 2010
A stressful short sale vs Successful short sale
The listing agent has to keep constant contact with the lender and the seller needs to
make sure requested documents are provided to the agent within 24 hours of request. The buyer’s agent has to make sure proof of funds or pre-approval is updated.
The title company has to make sure they can provide a revised HUD within 24 hours.
It seems in order for a short sale to be successful it has to be a collective effort from all parties. The same thing applies to a stressful short sale. When the seller is not cooperative, the title company does not return your call and the buyer’s have not sent you an updated proof of funds…then to top it off, the negotiator for the lender has closed the file…..
Now, that’s when the stress begins. The listing agent has to go back to the seller and request all updated information (pay stubs and bank statements), and resubmit the entire package to the lender then wait days or sometimes even weeks to have ht file reopened and assign it to a new negotiator. In some cases the new negotiator may pick up where they left off or they may start the entire process over, it all depends on the lender. From there, go back to the buyer’s agent and provide that update. That can make or break a deal because no one knows how long it will take to get an approval.
In conclusion it is important for all parties involved in the short sale process to communicate, cooperate, and be aware of any updates and developments
Thursday, October 21, 2010
New Tampa Bay Short Sale
Tuesday, October 19, 2010
Tampa Short Sale questions
Recently I had a call from a concerned home owner. Like almost every home owner, he was concerned and had many questions regarding the short sale process. In his case he was not delinquent but he was almost $50,000 upside down in value of his home. When he purchased the home, his goal was to live there, raise his family and eventually pay the home off.
Than unexpectedly he was offered a promotion out of state. The only dilemma, he probably could not sale his home to break even and he did not have the money to bring to the closing table.
I suggested “rent the home himself or hire a company that specialize in property management”. He declined that suggestion. He thanked me for my help! He asked quite a few important questions that I will share with you. I will eventually follow up with him to find out his plans Here are some of the questions that were asked.
I have not missed a payment but I would like to short sale my home. What do I do?
Each bank has there own criteria. Definitely contact the loss and mitigation department of the lender and explain your situation. Keep in mind most lenders require some type of hardship. To my knowledge you are not required to be behind on your mortgage to short sale your home but a short sale can have an adverse affect on your credit
What is considered as a hardship?
Not all hardships are the same, hardship varies from case to case. Normally, a family illness, lost of income, divorce, adjustment in mortgage payment, job relocation are the most common hardships. Keep in mind hardships are not limited to the above hardships.
What about a deed-in-lieu?
In The deed in lieu is attacking a different beast.
With a deed in lieu, you surrender your ownership of the property to the lender. The lender then assumes full responsibility for selling the house. The lender may forgive the remainder of your loan.
Monday, October 18, 2010
Bank of America plans to resume Forclosures
Thursday, October 14, 2010
Why I love Tampa Bay (part 1)
This time of the year the weather is beautiful its gorgeous., Friday evening my Finance and I decided to have dinner, we decided to take a 30 minute drive to Clearwater. We stopped by the infamous Frenchy’s on the beach. Wow, the weather was perfect a nice cool breeze, the band playing good music and reasonable priced food. We both enjoyed grouper with a nice salad. After we ate we sat and enjoyed the weather and than decided to talk a walk along the pier. I can keep going o,n but Ill cut it short by saying “ it was a beautiful Friday nite in the Bay area”…This is only one of so many outlets that Tampa Bay area has to offer…I would have to write a 30 chapter book to provide all the sites, restaurants and attractions that Tampa, Florida offers…
Tampa Bay is centrally located to Orlando and the Clearwater/St.Pete Beach area.Tampa Bay offers great outdoor activities, such as kayaking, canoeing, and hiking. You name it, we have it. After some fun in the sun, now its time for some wine and dine…We have the historical infamous Ybor city area, Channel Side and Hyde Park area (stay tuned for specific restaurants that I like).
This is not an advertisement to vacation in the Tampa area, just a brief synopsis on why I love the Tampa Bay area. Stay tuned for part 2 “On why I love Tampa Bay”
Wednesday, October 13, 2010
Spring Hill Short Sale
Will a short sale effect my credit
Monday, October 11, 2010
SHORT SALE Q&A
If you are in default and decide to short sale your home vs forclosure, notify your lender that you are planning on short saling your home. From there, obtain a real estate agent in your area who has experience in processing and mitigating a short sale.
Do I pay my real estate agent to process and mitigate the short sale?
Most agents will not charge to process a short sale. Both the buyer and sellers agents are paid from the proceeds of the sell...
A buyer submitted an offer on my home, what should I do?Your agent should go over the contract with you if all looks good he will submittg to the lender. The lender will request some information from you including a short sale packet that you should be able to find on their website. (see below for most common requested information)a)
a)w-2
b)last 2 pay stubs
c) bank statement
d)hardship letter
e)T4506 form
f)Authorization letter
How long does a short sale take?
Once all required documentation is submitted a decision is typically completed within 90 days. Common reasons decisions may be delayed include low offers for your property or not submitting requested documents on time.
Ainsley Daux
Lic Realtor
Home Run Real Estate inc
ainsley.daux@gmail.com
www.homerunrealestate.com
Bank Of America halts all foreclosures nationwide
These banks were robosiging foreclosure docs. Instead of hiring adequate staff to look over the foreclosure documents, they would just stamp “ok” on every foreclosure document that landed on their desk…So according to AP hundreds and thousands of foreclosure could have been done in error? Scary?
Stay tuned more to come