Monday

How to get more Short Sale Business Tip #2 of 8 (For Investors, Realtors, and Brokers)

How to get more Short Sale Business Tip #2 of 8 (For Investors, Realtors, and Brokers)

Tip #2 of 8 on how to get more Short Sale Business

I am committed to helping Realtors and Brokers expand
their business by providing marketing tips and structuring
the short sale experience so you keep your full
commission and do minimal work.

This tip is all about:

CALLING LOAN MODIFICATION COMPANIES TO GET TURN DOWNS

This is an excellent way to generate
short sale listings! Many homeowners want to
explore a loan modification before resorting
to a short sale, however most simply
do not qualify. Mainly because they have a
permanent hardship (like loss of job)or they
can't afford the three grand that the loan
mod company charges.

Most Loan Modification companies have
large quantities of these "bad" leads (bad for them, good for you).
Partnering with just one large company could staff a
full office of agents listing short sales for months!

The idea is that you call them and set up a relationship
where both you and the loan mod company are
benefiting. If you call and simply try to ask
for business you might not get very far, but if
you get creative and come up with a plan
where everyone will benefit from the relationship
you can have great success!

Now is the time to make those partnerships
happen and then sit back and watch the short sale
listings come to you.

Keep in mind, with Short Sale Pros you keep
all your commission and we do all the work work with the bank!


What other methods are you using to take advantage of the short sale market? Look out of tip 3 coming out soon!


Keep in mind, you can contact me anytime to help get your short sales closed, with our model you keep all your commission and do none of the work!


To your success,

Oliver Graf

Real Estate Expert
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Wednesday

How to get more Short Sale Business Tip #1 of 8 (For Investors, Realtors, and Brokers)

How to get more Short Sale Business Tip #2 of 8 (For Investors, Realtors, and Brokers)
Tip #1 of 8 on how to get more Short Sale Business

I am committed to growing your business by providing
marketing tips and structuring the short sale so you keep your full
commission and do minimal work.

This tip is all about:

CALLING EXPIRED SHORT SALE LISTINGS.

A MLS search can provide another piece of useful information that most
agents don’t utilize.

An expired short sale listing can sometimes be up for the taking. Approach
the seller by explaining that their property most likely didn’t sell because it was not priced correctly. This can be quite common with the constant fluctuation in the market.

Setup a search in the MLS to deliver updates
to you every day with the following criteria:
1. Expired listings
2. Short sale
3. Price range and location you want to work

By offering them a no-cost solution to their problem by using YOUR listing
experience and Short Sale Pros negotiation expertise, they have the best chance at
selling their home, saving their credit, and insuring their ability to purchase again.


What other methods are you using to take advantage of the short sale market? Look out of tip 2 coming out soon!


Keep in mind, you can contact me anytime to help get your short sales closed, with our model you keep all your commission and do none of the work!

To your success,

Oliver Graf

Real Estate Expert
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What is the Credit Impact of a Short Sale vs Foreclosure?



I was recently asked the question by a homeowner going into foreclosure…
What is the benefit of going into a Short Sale vs Foreclosure?
Although this is a question we get asked with nearly every client, this particular client wanted to know all the exact specifics. Since you are reading this now, you can probably benefit from the information that we found out when digging even deeper into the issue of what is the best option for most homeowners: Short Sale or a Foreclosure?
After doing all the research I am convinced now more than ever that the decision is a no brainer for most homeowners… A Short Sale is the OBVIOUS choice. Take a look at an email I sent to this client and see for yourself:

“Hope your doing well. We have been playing a little phone tag lately it seems, give me a call back when you get the chance.

After our conversations, you sparked an int
erest in me getting to the bottom of the question Short Sale vs Foreclosure?

Along with finding out great information on the mortgage debt forgiveness relief act:
http://realestateblog360.blogspot.com/2009/04/what-is-mortgage-forgiveness-debt.html

I also recently contacted Fannie Mae to get their latest guidelines as far as the exact credit impact of a Short Sale versus a Foreclosure, which I thought would be helpful to you in your research:

Short Sale: Fannie Mae refers to these as “Preforeclosure Sales” and requires only a 2 year waiting period after the sale, with acceptable re-established credit to re purchase.

Foreclosure: Standard minimum 5 years waiting period, with minimum of 10% down & 680 credit score for 7 years to re purchase. Primary residences only, no second homes or investment property loans for 7 years.

Take a look at the full report: https://www.
efanniemae.com/sf/guides/ssg/annltrs/pdf/2008/0816.pdf

Give me a call when you get the chance and we can discuss how you wish to move forward.”
Meaning: If the property owner goes through a Short Sale they will be able to purchase a home again in the next 2 years. A foreclosure on the other hand, they will have to wait at least 5 years!
The question is simple: Do you want to purchase a home again in 2 years or 5?
Who would want to do a foreclosure? Which do you think is better?
Contact me anytime for help or questions,
Oliver Graf
Real Estate Expert


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