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Maria - When the bank transfers the servicing they are also required to transfer the approval. I had the exact same thing happen with Ocwen and Nationstar. The only glitch was that we had to wait for the mortgage to be set up in Nationstar's system. You should be fine - who told you they wound not honor it?
I have an approval from Ocwen and just learned yesterday that as of March 13th, Monday, the mortgage is being transferred to NationStar Mortgage who will not honor the approval. Since we have a cash buyer we are trying to close this Friday. Buyer can't close on Thursday since funds will only be available on Friday. My question is: 1) If we close on Friday, and Ocwen receives the wire on Monday, do we have a valid transaction? 2) Don't you think it is about time to have a bill to pass new law so that every time a loan is sold new bank has to honor short sale approvals?
D'Adrea - the seller or buyer could settle with the second prior to closing. This might be difficult to arrange, but it has been done. Check with your title agent.
I currently received a short sale approval with Ocwen who is willing to pay the second no more than $3000.00 to the second lien holder, who is Carrington Resolution Services (CRS). CRS stated they are not willing to accept nothing less than $10K, which I was recently able to negotiate down to $8,500.00. The buyer is willing to contribute the difference of $5,500.00 However, when I turned in updated HUD1...Ocwen was not willing to accept due to the second receiving more than the amount they allotted for $3,000. I am seeking any suggestions to be able to complete this short sale. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
"HELP! I have a loan with PNC and they denied the file due to a sale date of 10/29/13. The second loan OCWEN has issued an approval with a close date of 10/22/13 and I need to get PNC to reopen this file again so that I can try and obtain an extention from OCWEN. PNC received all required docs again on 9/25/13 and on 10/7/13 they denied the file saying that they did not have the required days to view the file. Freddie Mac is the investor and I need to locate the correct division in Freddie Mac. I have called 4 different numbers and on each one there were no options giving me the correct department for loss mitigation. Can someone please help me locate a good number that will get me to the correct department. HELP"
MIchelle, the agent either misunderstood the bank or just committed fraud following the bank's fraudulent directions. I've seen agents claim that a bank wants this, don't know which is the case and have had plenty of invalid info from banks to not know which is the case. It is fraud to sell a property to 2 parties at the same time. You can have backup contracts, but only 1 real contract at a time. Banks will sometimes ask for the best offer, usually they go the other way and only want to be informed of and work on 1 offer at a time. On the other hand, with the banks making SS's so hard to work, it probably doesn't matter in practicality. Many buyers walk away in disgust because of bank delays, many banks come back asking for 20% or more over market value (at which time, something has to be negotiated, and many buyers will, again, walk away in disgust). So, you often end up with no buyer anyway. I think you can see where it is easy to be confused, and many agents, at first, believe that a bank is working with you so will believe what (they think) they hear. But, it is real estate 101 that only 1 contract may legally be in force at a time.
Quick question. The seller of a short sale signed off on my buyer's offer along with four other offers. So, four of us have fully executed from the seller. The listing agent said the bank instructed them to do this. Has anyone heard of this?
Robin,
Did you file your complaint at the www.homepathforshortsales.com website?
Desperately need help with FNMA. They have overvalued 2 of my short sales by $100,000. Does anyone have an upper management contact at Fannie Mae for the dispute. I filed disputes a few weeks ago with no response. Sheriff sale is scheduled for tomorrow on one of the properties and FNMA declined the file yesterday because of their ridiculous value.
Hi Superstars! I have a Citi 2nd lien that is due to be charged off on Monday June 24, 2013. I have reached out to Jan Brown (fha) and Robert Art (risk management) both have declined to extend the time to close which is estimated to be 7/2 or 7/3...So close and yet so far...Anyone have a contact for Citi's executive offices or anyone else that maybe able to help??? HELP!!! Thank you in advance!!!
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