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Question: Is it possible for to do short sales in NC without acquiring my own mortgage, As taught in Short Sale Magic?
I recently purchaced Tom Butler’s Short Sale Magic course and all the information contained in the material seems very benificial. However I know that North Carolina has laws in place that hurt some Real Estate Reseller’s. Can anyone tell me a legal way to control Real Estate in NC without aquiring personal financing nor triggering the “Due on Sale” clause that is in most mortgages.
An example of this would be assuming the property “Subject To” current owners mortgage. Not sure if this is legal in NC, but any legal creative financing ideas are welcomed…
Answer:
Answer by kemperk
u are confusing your state’s laws
with tort laws.
Mortgage companies have their
own polices re Due on sale–that
has nothing to do with a state law.
States must permit their
courts to JUDGE whether
contracts are fair and if one
party seems harmed, to cure
the wrong.
Being involved in short sales
during the national foreclosure debacle is like selling life preservers to
people who have jumped off
a sinking ship.
if you wish to gain legal control
of any property, REGARDLESS of
anyone’s mortgage, you must
have a contract signed by
the seller.
IN many cases, if the seller has
a mortgage [behind or not in payments], once the seller
has agreed to sell the home
at close, the mortgage must be paid.
it is totally legal to assign a contract.
however, inbetween getting legal
rights to the home by having the
seller sign the contract and finding
a buyer, the short seller is legally
responsible and some seminar
holders find this bad. They do so
because it slows their biz.
All states are responsible for
protecting home owners.
MOst short sellers do not care
to provide protection for sellers; thus
the rub.
lastly;
i was offered a fast check for $ 500
a few years ago when selling my home [which I did sell to others]
and if I took the check, I was obligated
to turn over the house and sign the
deed to the short buyer but he
refused to go onto the lien. I told him that was absurd; lien holders need
needs to protect them and visa
versa. He was a crook and I had
nailed him. I did not take the check.
Question: How do I buy this house? Help! Real Estate Agents familiar with short sales?
I found a 5 bedroom 3 bathroom home in a great location listed at 129,000!
(history)
It sold in 2007 for 150,000 (but needed “major repairs”) -so the guy that bought it completely renovated it-and did a damn good job! he was attempting to flip the property but apparently it never sold because it is now a short sale that i am interested in purchasing! 
(question)
what exactly does “possible short sale” mean? should I come in with a full priced offer or is there room to negotiate? would it be out of the question to ask that the seller pay the closing costs? What are the exact steps I should take in trying to purchase this home?
(I would like to offer 124,500/seller pays closing costs & contingent upon passing home inspection) ??
thanks so much for any advice!
Answer:
Answer by kisstar21
Not an agent but been placing offers on short sales for months and losing them. That doesn’t sound like a strong offer if the home is already at a good price. At most ask that they split closing costs with you.
Question: How do real estate Trust Sales work? Can I purchase a trust sale w/ a loan?
My husband and I found a house that’s under “Trust Sale” and we’d like to buy it, but our Realtor says that we cannot purchase this house w/ a loan and that we need cash to buy it. Is this true?
Answer:
Answer by jcampos8782
Yes. A trust sale is what happens (in California and a few other states) when a home is foreclosed upon by the bank.
There are a couple of ways around this if you are savvy…. try finding a private investor that will put the cash down on the house you are looking to purchase and then purchase the home from the investor with a loan or a land contract.
Or… If you own another property you may be able to secure a cashout loan using your already owned property as collateral.
Question: Are Buckeye, AZ homes “short sales”?
I’m new to real estate, but does anyone know if the homes in Buckeye are cheap because there short sales? We are hoping to move there in the next couple months. If so, we need to know what we’re getting into, and why are short sale so bad for buyers? Thanks.
Answer:
Answer by Baby #1 on 12/10/08
Many probably are, but for the most part Buckeye was the last area in the valley to boom and then this bust happened in the middle of it. A good number of the homes are new construction that have never been lived in.
Question: Does anyone go to garage sales anymore?
My family used to have garage sales in the 1970′s & 80′s and our front yard looked like St. Peter’s Square on Easter. I decided to have a sale again, after more years of accumulating. There’s some really nice stuff – antiques, artwork and all sorts of collectibles. I dropped a few hints at work and all I got, in effect, was “I already have too much junk now, thanks anyway!” I advertised in the Pennysaver and on Craig’s List. I live right on the main street in town and put out a big sign in the front yard – “ESTATE SALE.” Not one person stopped all weekend! What’s going on?
Answer:
Answer by kapustafooz
This question has been asked so many time here, but I will repeat my theories:
1) the bad economy – people need every cent they have now just to buy food and pay the rent/mortgage/fuel/car/loans, etc. They have no money for frills and unnecessary things that are at most garage sales.
2) everyone seems to be downsizing. Your co-workers are correct. You should have gotten the message from their comments.
3) tastes have changed. Years ago people were looking for antiques as accent pieces. Today older people are more conservative with their spending and young people want new stuff. They see antiques as just “old junk.”
4) Ebay. Online shopping has just about put the kibosh on garage sales. Why spend gas and time driving hither and yon when you can sit at a compuer and shop. The stuff will be delivered right to your home.
Question: In real estate sales, what is the difference between a “distress sale” and a foreclosure?
Answer:
Answer by sbinlb
It’s a house that the owners want to get rid of quickly; it’s not owned by the bank.
It could be a variety of reasons that the person wants to get rid of it – foreclosure pending, medical bills, need cash for business etc.
If it’s related to a pending foreclosure, it could be approved for a short sale but doesn’t have to be.
Question: How much of real estate sale is “sales” and how much is based on properties?
I am interested in a career in real state but I am not the pushy sales type (I’ve worked in car sales and hated bugging people to buy when it wasn’t what they needed or wanted). How much of real estate sales is based on your aggressive sales skills and how much is due to the property and understanding what your customer wants of needs?
Answer:
Answer by mike.waters
A very good question and I have a very good answer for you.
As an investor I have had to go it alone and sell houses myself, most of the time. I am not a pushy guy. I have had to use agents from time to time and even then the house has sold itself.
There are 2 basic aspects to getting a home sold
1st. Make the house look right. Before I put any house on the market I understand the 3 most important things about preparing a house for sale, and here they are in the order of priority.
1. Curb Appeal
2. Kitchens
3. Bath rooms
I have found that I spend my time and resources making those areas as nice as I can and that is the first step in the sales process. This is at least 50% of the sales process when this is done correctly the house sells quickly when its not it takes much longer.
Now you as an agent can’t control that part completely as they won’t be your houses to fix up but the part you can control which houses you show your client. Learn very specifics about what your client is looking for spend the time to really understand what they want listen to the female primarily as she will be the driving decision for the house.
Once you have listed your clients wants in detail go scout the properties. find the best homes for them based on their description. Keep them in their price range and find them the best and the other half of your job is done. It is always recommended to show them one house that is a little different from what they want as it will cement in their minds what they want and help them more easily find what they are looking for.
The other half of the sales process does require some sales skills on your part. Assisting them in making an offer. Most people don”t know what to offer or how to write it. If they like the house this process goes much easier, but you will still have to work with them a bit.
The real estate sales game is much more a people relations business than it is a sales business. I know many agents that aren’t super aggressive but they are just really good with people and are quite successful.
So I would say in closing that 60% of the sale for an agent is knowing how to read customers and find them what they want 30% is actual sales and 20% is the work of finding the deals for the client ahead of time so you are only showing them what they want.
Question: What site shows “Recorded St. Louis Real Estate Sales”?
The county records the sales and realestate taxes due for all property
Answer:
Answer by acermill
The City of St. Louis uses the Tapestry system, which is common to many governments. Tapestry is a fee-based system. You can access it directly from the City of St. Louis website.