From Short Sale to Deed-in-lieu Question

I just had Chase decline a short sale of mine citing one of the reasons being that the borrower was not currently behind on payments.

My question is; moving forward with a deed-in-lieu, wouldn't this same issue of not being in default be a denial factor for a DIL?

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Permalink Reply by Wendy Rulnick on January 8, 2012 at 5:08am

Why are they moving forward with a DIL? I'd question the negotiator further. Very often, proving imminent default will be satisfactory to the investor, even though the seller is not yet behind. Ask.

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