I have a short sale with Saxon since April and I finally got a negotiator - The seller is actually collecting unemployment and barely making it. Now Saxon in Highbridge wants the seller to contribute $2000 at closing and sign a promissory note of $22K.. I informed him that the seller is unemployed and has been for about a year now, so he does not have $2000K heck he does not have $500 in his account, so he said well the buyer or the agent can do the contribution at closing.. I informed him I cannot contribute,that does not make sense, if the buyer is going to contribute they have to increase the sales price, but that is the decision the buyer has to make. Any one deal with this kind of situation with Saxon? Any help is appreciated.
Thanks much
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