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Foreclosure, Deed In Lieu or Loan Restructure?

I became disabled from a motorcycle accident and fell behind in my payments and stopped paying my mortgage. I requested to do a short sale, the property was listed for 6 months and I then requested to do a Deed In Lieu. The lender told me that they would give me a 120 day extension for the short sale, but never mentioned my request on the Deed In Lieu. Then this past Friday I started receiving letters from attorneys wanting to help me to try to save my home. In these letters it stated that my home is scheduled for a Sheriff auction next month, falling way short of the 120 day extension I was told we had for a short sale. So here is a wild question. My home just had a second apprasial and appraised at $33k, about $45k less then what I owe. My realtor told me that she just received a call from the lender to instruct her to lower the price even more. Why won't the bank offer to sell me my home at that same price.....I could afford it even on my disability.....is it possible? by tomree_884_857 from Memphis, Tennessee. May 14th 2012 Reply


William J Acres (William_Acres)
#74 ranked lender in Arizona - 8,728 contributions

Hey Tom.. First, because your loan is insured, there is a big difference between a foreclosure and a deed in lieu or a short sale. Depending on which avenue your lender takes will determine how much of a claim they can request for their loss. And because you have 2 separate departments within your bank, one who handles foreclosures and deed in lieu's, and the other who is the asset manager approving and overseeing short sales. This type of cross discrepancies happen all the time... and to answer your question as to why they won't sell it to you for the lower price.. Simple.. You're in default.. You're not making your payments.. There's no way they are going to do you any favors since you burned them... plain and simple... I'm a Broker here in Scottsdale AZ and I only lend in Arizona. If you or someone you know is looking for financing options, feel free to contact me or pass along my information. 480-287-5714 WilliamAcres.com

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