Two-for-One Wells Fargo and Bank of America Short Sale Approved on One Las Vegas Home

Las Vegas, NV, May 12, 2013 --(PR.com)-- Obtaining a Las Vegas short sale approval from a large bank is quite a daunting process for most homeowners. Wells Fargo (through its servicing company ASC) and Bank of America cause short sellers and their agents tons of grief with arduous processes that often take months. It takes enormous tenacity to get through the process with either one of these banks, let alone tackling both of them at one time.

Las Vegas REALTOR, Rob Flitton “The Closer,” a top REALTOR in Las Vegas, took on this task for his client beginning in mid-2012 knowing that he was going to be asking Wells Fargo (ASC) and Bank of America (BOA HELOC) to waive close to a combined $150,000 in debt. Flitton is known as an expert Las Vegas short sale agent, but this was an unusual circumstance.

On April 1 2013, both banks approved the Las Vegas short sale, and on April 23 2013, the deal closed. “Frankly, I did not expect the approval, and had even arranged my affairs to deal with a short sale denial,” said the seller client, “but Rob Flitton came through for me – I am beyond happy.”

Tax relief for a Las Vegas short sale ends December 31 2013, and no one knows if it will be extended. Many Las Vegas homeowners who remain underwater still aren’t sure what to do. Their options include deciding between a loan modification and short sale, or even allowing foreclosure. However, with the type of success Rob Flitton, Las Vegas short sale agent, has achieved, selling your home in Las Vegas might be easier than expected.