Accordingly, Tucker's Tip
advises that homeowners with government-backed loans who are considering a
short sale apply for a loan modification first. Even if the homeowner does not
qualify for a loan modification or want a loan modification, this requirement
must still be satisfied. That way, the short sale negotiator can submit a loan
modification denial letter along with the request to open the short sale file.
Short sales are already long
and drawn out. Hopefully this Tucker's Tip will assist in getting the short
sale process started sooner.
P.S. As we learn of new issues
with short sales, Tucker's Tip will share this information with you!
Contact me at 434-951-0858 or Tucker@TGBLaw.com
if you have questions, or visit our blog below for previous tips. Thank
you for allowing us to send you this email.
William D. Tucker,
III
Charlottesville, VA 434-973-7474 | Lake Monticello (Palmyra, VA) 434-589-3636
Thank you so much for share the great information..!!
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