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I have a Realtor friend that works out of Pasadena California that recently was fired by her seller because of this letter. Chase told the seller that they would receive $30,000 at the close of escrow if they fired their current agent and picked an agent from the CDPE network.
Here's my take on it at at this point, the laws, the ethics, the rights of agents and homeowners, the rules, etc...does not matter anymore! The laws are being shifted, once again, to protect the financial sector. My belief is that it will tremendously hurt Real Estate.
We are seeing a shift in our duties as Agents...we now have a fiducuary duty towards the seller, the buyer and the banks/investors/servicers! How can an agent who's been provided a lead/referral/listing from a Bank be a neutral, ethical advocate and conduct his/her duties as the homeowner's agent and the homeowner's best interest at heart?
Click on this link to see the letter that was sent out from Chase to this particular client:
Thanks for reading this, Jennifer Escobar.
Jennifer is a Real Estate Agent at Qwest Real Estate.
My BLOG: www.Glendale-ShortSales.com
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Lenders pull credit checks. They also pull tax returns with the 4506-T. Borrowers need to be forthright with their lender. To even suggest that they don't is wrong and can open them up for liability in the future. Telling borrowers that "Your lender will only know what you tell them". Is setting you and your borrowers up for trouble. And why even suggest this? Is it to suggest they hide assets and/or income?
Nedy. If the lender ask for ALL pages of the tax return then that's what the borrower should provide. No need to play games. Mortgage insurance companies are taking huge losses. You can be certain that at some point in the future they will be auditing short sale files to make sure the info that was provided is complete and truthful.
Hi Eric,
Regarding your comment about the tax return, if the bank asks for this what do you send?
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