How Did Lynn Pineda Close on Yet Another Short Sale in Coral Springs?
South Florida Short Sale Specialist Closes yet another Short Sale
Coral Springs, FL, May 03, 2012 --(PR.com)-- Distressed Sellers who have been thinking about selling their home as a Short Sale can find this information most valuable.
As a South Florida Short Sale Specialist who has been representing distressed Sellers for many years now, each Short Sale Closing will likely be bittersweet as Lynn Pineda knows first hand for the Distressed Seller as she just closed on another South Florida Short Sale. Most homeowners do not want to sell their home as a Short Sale and it likely took them quite some time before they came to the conclusion to short sell their home. Visit Lynn's Video Blog site at www.MyShortSaleHome.com under "Blog" for examples of this difficulty.
When a Distressed Seller sells their home as a Short Sale Lynn knows that it is never easy to leave their home when it wasn't in the plans yet finally getting all of the financial stress behind can be a breath of fresh air for the Short Sale Seller.
Lynn's most recent closing really wasn't a whole lot different than the many prior Short Sale closings that she has fought hard for as her Sellers languished along.
This Short Sale took 5 months to complete because there were 2 Buyers. The 1st Buyer changed their mind early on when they simply decided they didn't like the house so it wasn't due to the usual Buyer cancellation of having to wait months on end. A new Buyer came along quickly grabbing up the home they dreamed to be just right for them and their time frame took 3 months.
The typical delays were present here in that nobody at the Seller's Lender seemed to process anything with any sense of urgency; kinda like they'll get to it when they feel like...the lack of pride in completing one's job (a whole other subject matter to report on) Lynn had to constantly been on top of the Seller's Lender when they took forever to reply, when what they said would happen did not happen and when they always said there was just one more task they had to complete. Okay, Lynn has been doing this long enough to know the stories and delays but she keeps on keeping on and will always fight for her customer to get that Short Sale approval for them.
So in the end, "What's it like to short sell a home?" The best outcome is always as this one:
1. Seller receiving cash at the closing
2. Seller being relieved of the deficiency balance; that dollar amount left over on your mortgage after the short sale
3. Seller will not have to pay tax on the deficiency balance as this primary residence status Seller is protected under the Mortgage Debt Cancellation Act of 2007, which by the way is set to expire Jan 2013
4. Seller's loan being reported to the credit agencies as being paid in full for less than the full balance
5. Relief, as any Distressed Seller will tell you now that they have this monster off their back and they no longer have to worry about it.
Lynn Pineda
Keller Williams Partners Realty
LynnP@ImagineYourHouse.com
954-464-1100
#SouthFloridaShortSale
As a South Florida Short Sale Specialist who has been representing distressed Sellers for many years now, each Short Sale Closing will likely be bittersweet as Lynn Pineda knows first hand for the Distressed Seller as she just closed on another South Florida Short Sale. Most homeowners do not want to sell their home as a Short Sale and it likely took them quite some time before they came to the conclusion to short sell their home. Visit Lynn's Video Blog site at www.MyShortSaleHome.com under "Blog" for examples of this difficulty.
When a Distressed Seller sells their home as a Short Sale Lynn knows that it is never easy to leave their home when it wasn't in the plans yet finally getting all of the financial stress behind can be a breath of fresh air for the Short Sale Seller.
Lynn's most recent closing really wasn't a whole lot different than the many prior Short Sale closings that she has fought hard for as her Sellers languished along.
This Short Sale took 5 months to complete because there were 2 Buyers. The 1st Buyer changed their mind early on when they simply decided they didn't like the house so it wasn't due to the usual Buyer cancellation of having to wait months on end. A new Buyer came along quickly grabbing up the home they dreamed to be just right for them and their time frame took 3 months.
The typical delays were present here in that nobody at the Seller's Lender seemed to process anything with any sense of urgency; kinda like they'll get to it when they feel like...the lack of pride in completing one's job (a whole other subject matter to report on) Lynn had to constantly been on top of the Seller's Lender when they took forever to reply, when what they said would happen did not happen and when they always said there was just one more task they had to complete. Okay, Lynn has been doing this long enough to know the stories and delays but she keeps on keeping on and will always fight for her customer to get that Short Sale approval for them.
So in the end, "What's it like to short sell a home?" The best outcome is always as this one:
1. Seller receiving cash at the closing
2. Seller being relieved of the deficiency balance; that dollar amount left over on your mortgage after the short sale
3. Seller will not have to pay tax on the deficiency balance as this primary residence status Seller is protected under the Mortgage Debt Cancellation Act of 2007, which by the way is set to expire Jan 2013
4. Seller's loan being reported to the credit agencies as being paid in full for less than the full balance
5. Relief, as any Distressed Seller will tell you now that they have this monster off their back and they no longer have to worry about it.
Lynn Pineda
Keller Williams Partners Realty
LynnP@ImagineYourHouse.com
954-464-1100
#SouthFloridaShortSale
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954-464-1100
http://www.ImagineYourHouse.com
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