Started by Wendy Smith. Last reply by Phil Bailey Jan 10, 2013. 3 Replies 0 Likes
this is my first short with Provident Funding - everything has gone smooth until the counter offer. Provident is saying that even with a $7k cash contribution from seller (sales price only $62k)they…Continue
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Started by Samuel Hilbert Dec 10, 2012. 0 Replies 0 Likes
Just an update for anyone who reads this page on Provident. I just received an approval on a sale with them (my first ever with Provident) and was very nervous going in based on what I had read about…Continue
Started by Herb Apr 10, 2012. 0 Replies 0 Likes
When filling in Gross Monthly wages on this form must we include the after tax number?? As in the Net Pay on the Pay Stubs?? The reasdon I ask is because it results in a positive income without it…Continue
Started by Loralynn Wilbur May 16, 2011. 0 Replies 0 Likes
Good Morning,I need to esclate at provident funding, My short Sale Negotiator at provident is telling me another two weeks for a new approval (only change is buyer's names) We are short on time as…Continue
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Provident%20Funding%20Short%20Sale%20Package.pdf
Here is a link to the Provident Funding Short Sale Package that I got today.
Michelle, thanks for the quick response.... Here in CA they cannot collect a deficiency by law, if they approve a short sale. They also cannot require Promissory Note or Cash Contribution as a condition of short sale approval in CA. I do appreeciate the heads-up !
Thom
I have not dealt with them in this situation, but you should note that it is Provident's policy to NOT put deficiency waiver verbiage in their approval letters. Just a heads up....
Has anyone closed a Provident Short Sale where the borrower is Deceased 6 months and the family just found out - And, an NOD was filed a couple of weeks ago ? How difficult will it be to work with Provident?
Has anyone close a short sale with Provident where the buyer was a corporation? I know some banks are not allowing that and I'm just wondering if Provident was one of them.
With regard to Deficiency Waiver and Provident....they do not and will not it. Most of their loans are Freddie and since Provident is not the entity that would pursue the judgement, Freddie is, they will not release Freddies right to do so. Stupid especially given that Freddie as a standard practice, commonly releases deficiency. I have had 3 SS with Provident and Freddie loans and they have NEVER done it. 2 of my 3 sellers opted for foreclosure rather than to risk it as they were protected by Arizona's anti-deficiency laws in a foreclosure. Just know going in that you are not going to get them to put the verbiage in the approval letter
I have an approval but they are not specifically adding the deficiency release. Has anyone had any luck in getting this completed in writing on the approval.
Bill Black
Also the homes has 2 liens but the owner wants to offer a settlement on the 2nd which has a balance of $7,000.
I will be speaking with a prospect about listing a Provident Funding short sale tomorrow. Any feedback on their service thus far?
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