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Permalink Reply by Rick Trono on February 23, 2011 at 6:46am

Sharon,

I just closed a short sale with AHMSI - they were very cooperative. Were you able to get them to forestall the sale?

Rick

Permalink Reply by Sharon Sullins on February 23, 2011 at 8:58am

Hi Rick,

Unfortunately, I was unable to delay the foreclosure.  All, in all it wasnt a bad experience.  The negotiator reviewed the packet within one week of submission.  I am trying to remain the listing agent once the property comes back on the market.  However, the next time I hope for a successful transaction.

Rick Trono said:

Sharon,

I just closed a short sale with AHMSI - they were very cooperative. Were you able to get them to forestall the sale?

Rick

Permalink Reply by Bettie Meadows on March 22, 2011 at 9:44am

Sharon, I  know this is a little late ,However I always check the investor if I can. That sounds like FHA. Home cannot be empty unless there is a good reason. They want to know why occupant left home. Hope this helps. /

Permalink Reply by Jeff Payne on March 22, 2011 at 10:55am

I have done 2 AHMSI short sales and both were vacant.  Keep pushing and escalate your file beyond the negotiator, they will postpone.  DON'T hold your breath about getting the listing after it forecloses, AHMSI will hire an asset manager to dispose of the property.  If you have the buyer too, find the agent in your area that sells AHMSI REO and tell them to call you as soon as they get the assignment