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Comment by Jeremy Eide on October 19, 2010 at 6:41am

any good numbers for litten Loss mit? all of what i have dosnt go through.

Comment by Jeff Payne on October 11, 2010 at 7:36am

Lori, just add a clause to the purchase agreement or put it on an addendum. Buyer to purchase property AS-IS (if the contract is not already an AS-IS). Buyer agrees not to resell the property within 90 days.

Comment by Lori Young on October 11, 2010 at 7:05am

I just received an email from Litton stating the following: All purchase agreements must contain a clause for purchasing "as is" and the buyer agrees not to resell the property within 90 days. Does Litton have an a special form or do they want the Realtors/attorneys to draw one up?

Comment by Bill Mesch on August 14, 2010 at 9:27am

When did Litton start the "OK i'll answer the phone the I'll put you on the busy signal"?

Comment by Ben Benita on August 9, 2010 at 10:37am

Debbie -- How you doin?????
;-)

Leon - welcome to the group, I shot you an e-=mail, love to chat and compare notes when you have a [email protected]

Comment by Debbie Franklyn on August 9, 2010 at 10:29am

Leon, thank you for your welcome. I just listed my first Litton loan with a 2nd that belongs to OCWEN. I have been reading about Ocwen and am discouraged. Since I work for Titanium and dealt with Litton on that end, I am not worried there. However, I know I definitely will log in here and ask my questions. I see an old 'friend' Ben Benita is here. Hi Ben!

Comment by Jim Stewart on August 9, 2010 at 10:17am

Well, my deal got approved.... and then a judgement hit title and now we are stymied. Litton is offering 10% of the $3700 balance to the company that placed the judgement (HVAC company). The company placing the judgement doesn't want to take it. Thoughts, anyone??

Comment by Leon Cook on August 9, 2010 at 10:10am

Welcome to the team, let me know how I can help or support. Call or email me any time 619-567-4782 or [email protected]

Comment by Ben Benita on July 23, 2010 at 1:43pm

Acceptance letter "time to close" is based on:

1) When the next tax/escrow payment is due
and
2) When the next Servicing fee is due to be paid from the Investor TO the Servicer (ding dongs we deal with for short sales)

Litton -- they WILL give you as many extensions as you need, just need to get the right person on the phone (ESCALATE ESCALATE ESCALATE ESCALATE ESCALATE ESCALATE ESCALATE ...you get the point.

If you contact me off here I can get you a few names and e-mails to call.

Comment by jeni lamberto on July 23, 2010 at 5:18am

WillLitton require the short sale package on their paperwork? Where can I find it?

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