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Permalink Reply by Kim Bigley on June 15, 2010 at 3:47am

Brian, what is the CEO's number for Green Tree - I want to yell from the Top Down! Sick of this Bull!! Kim Bigley, REALTOR [email protected]

Ben Benita said:

Brian -- you kick ______, nice work with Greentree and it should be a lesson for EVERYONE....keep pushing these clowns and you will get your way most of the time......GREAT example of persistance paying off, hope your Seller was appreciative of your efforts!!!!


Brian Peters Jr said:

To further add, I had a servicer monitor the telephone system, looking for my number. I kept calling, different numbers, trying different people within the company long into the wee hours of the night. Finally I found the vice presidents office, then the CEO and left a message. THAT got something done. The next morning, day OF the sale, I had a phone call from the asset manager, said the sale was stopped, they did 2 BPO's, tried to manipulate the BPO's and none of them would do it. Got a buyer and whammo!!! had a short sale from beginning to end in 20 days give or take a few days. Not bad for what one of the servicers called ' a TIME WASTER' I was blatantly told that they were moving forward on the sale and that their is nothing that I can do! Hah, who is laughing now??? :D

Permalink Reply by Bill Black on June 15, 2010 at 9:39am

Was told that if we could get them 5% of purchase price they would give full release. Was a $24,000 note and we got $8K accepted but now not giving full release...just called the Operations Manager and he told me they only oversee the 1sts. Was a super nice guy though. Will follow up on what the outcome is- I am going to have my team counter and request a full lien release.

Permalink Reply by Ben Benita on June 15, 2010 at 1:31pm

Where is the property located? Who has the first lien? Keep pushing back on these guys, they will give in.

BEST MOVE -- find out who the Investor is on the note and contact them about any non-sense you are dealing with.

Permalink Reply by Louise Dela Cruz on August 27, 2012 at 7:54am

They always ALWAYS do this, ask for an outrageous amount. don't be discouraged. Submit a HUD to the first asking for approval with this amount and press on!

#green Tree #shortsale #realestate

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