All,
I am in need of some insight on this situation. How have you rebutted to the request from a Mortgage Insurer's comment to "make a cash /prom note contribution" in order for the short sale to be approved? The negotiator came to me with a minimum NET which they would accept, I met those terms then she came back to me with this stating that my client had to come up with $16,000 in cash.
How can they think my client has this cash available and to place them in another hardship status? They are military and the hardship was caused by orders to the West Coast. I asked for clarification if they will take a note and the terms and what that meant. Waiting to hear back from GENWORTH as to what they expect.
Any help would be appreciated!
Best Regards,
Joshua Blum Macias
“Real Estate is about People not Brick and mortar”
Agent - Keller Williams Realty
President - JEB Development
757-289-3689 - DIRECT
757-204-2033 – EFAX
757-233-2420 – FAX
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