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A little harsh weather can do a lot of damage. Hail, wind and rain are just a few of the natural causes of weather damage repairs. In many cases these damages qualify as insurance claim home repairs. It’s critical you use experts to ensure you fully recover your losses on an insurance claim. With more than 25 years combined experience as homebuilders, we are those experts.
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Rider #2: The buyer. Wants to get a great deal on a home. May have misconceptions about the whole process. Often thinks that this is an opportunity to “negotiate” a hard deal- a lowball offer or bring demands as if they were in control of the process and at an extreme advantage over the “distressed homeowner” and may even perceive that the “bank” is desperate to sell the property at the best price. Sometimes this isn’t just the buyer, but also characteristic of the buyer’s agent if that agent is inexperienced in dealing with short sales.
Rider #4: The loan servicer. This is usually where the horror stories come from in short sales, You may have heard how “horrible banks can be” in short sale transactions. These are not the actual owners of the mortgage- that would be the investor, rider #3. These are the headless horsemen of the housingpocalypse. They don’t care about the buyer, the seller or even the investor. They care about their own, their books, their P&L statements, their stockholders and sometimes they don’t seem to care about anything at all and botch the transaction by simply failing to lift a finger to prevent foreclosure long enough to achieve a better transaction in return. This one player, this one entity is probably the source of nearly all failed short sales. The landscape is littered with their unsuspecting victims of 11th hour demands, surprise foreclosure proceedings that were supposed to be suspended and a myriad of changing terms and added expenses.
