Here's information to help with USDA short sales
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These loans are handled through the servicer. Just check to see how they are handling the submission.
In order for a loan to be considered for a pre-foreclosure sale, the loan
must be in default (delinquent) for more than 30 days at the time the
pre-foreclosure sale is closed.
Agency pre-approval is required for non-occupant borrowers
when it is verified that the need to vacate is related to the cause
of the default (job loss, transfer, divorce, death).
PFS is not available to borrowers who have abandoned their
mortgage obligation despite their continued ability to pay.
****Properties that have sustained serious damage (from fire, flood,
earthquake, tornado, or other man made or natural disasters) should
not be considered for PFS if the cost of repair exceeds 10 percent of
the As Repaired appraised value.
The documentation requirements for a pre-foreclosure sale differ
depending on the type of borrower.
Employee in a private or public organization
Letter from borrower outlining failure to pay/hardship
Current pay-stub
BPO/appraisal
Sales contract/HUD-1 Settlement Statement, and
Credit report.
Self Employed
Year-to-date profit and loss statement
Previous year’s profit and loss statement, and
Previous year’s signed tax return.
Here's a link if you need to locate a local office.
http://www.rurdev.usda.gov/recd_map.html
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052702304371504577406002591760584.html
Started by Sheila Vardakis. Last reply by Dot Nicklus Jun 16, 2017. 1 Reply 1 Like
I have been told these are different than the guaranteed loans so would love someone brains to pick on this pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee. thanks :)Continue
Started by Melanie Yarberry. Last reply by Melanie Yarberry Mar 10, 2016. 2 Replies 0 Likes
We are working on a USDA short sale with Chase and the file has been declined & closed multiple times. It was closed for "voluntary hardship" because the seller moved out of state to find work…Continue
Started by Glenda Sher. Last reply by Carrie Fairman Feb 24, 2015. 5 Replies 0 Likes
Does anyone have any ideas on how to escalate a file that was denied by USDA?Serviced by Chase. Chase says investor denied due to borrower lack of hardship. Totally ridiculous. They refused her many…Continue
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I have seen any posts or responses on this group for quite some time. I have an issue with BofA on a USDA loan. Seller has been through BK and included note in BK. BK discharged over 1 yr ago. BofA insists that seller MUST provide full financial disclosure to qualify for SS. Anyone have contact for USDA to verify this?
I need help with my WF USDA loan. Yet another one of my WF loans is over appraised again! I'm getting very tired of this over appraised game their playing, this is the second home I may lose to a DIL. My poor clients!!
WF negotiator said I can appeal the comps, however I can only go 1 mile out and under 6 months of STL comps. ? What ever happened to 12 months of settled comps? Has USDA changed their guidelines? If there are no other comps, what then? I need to go 2 miles out to get any reasonable close comps. My negotiator said "no way"! This property is only valued at $90k, I have a solid offer of $95k. WF has appraised it at $130k. I've spoken with each of the buyer's agent's on their appraisal and each property has been move in ready, with upgrades. My property has holes in walls, water damage, no appliances (zero!) and the a/c does not work. Oh the kicker....the appraiser is the same guy WF used on my last client (DIL)
Anyone had this happen before? Any advice on how I can handle this? Right now I have no recourse but list the property at their $130k, let it sit for 60 days and then USDA will allow my seller to the option of a DIL.
I have a USDA loan that made it through US Bank finally. Now it has been with USDA for approval for about 3 weeks. Any one know who I can call with USDA to get it moving? thx!
I have a Chase SS approval on a USDA loan. The approval letter is silent on the deficiency issue. The negotiator says USDA does not pursue the deficiency (similar to FHA policy) but that USDA will not confirm in the approval letter that they will not pursue the deficiency.
I suspect this is accurate information but would like to see some authority beyond the well-intentioned negotiator's explanation. I have looked online (usda.gov, etc.) but can't put my hands on any applicable policy statement. I figure someone like Kevin Lancaster or Michael Schneider has this info at their finger tips. Any help would be apppreciated. Thanks.
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