Started this discussion. Last reply by Jeff Payne Mar 15, 2011. 5 Replies 0 Likes
I have buyer who is interested in a B of A short sale. The listing agent about six months put the house on the market way below value at $175,000. and got three offers at 250,000.00 which is way to…Continue
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Hello,
Yes. That is the last FHA guideline for one agent representing both sides. You can always all the HUD National Servicing Center for ABSOLUTE clarification. FHA sees this as a "Conflict of Interest" and therefore penalizes the agent. Please note, this was the policy when I was a Negotiator for a servicer 2 years ago, but I would go directly to HUD/FHA with the concern.
Thanks,
Elizabeth