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Bank of America Offering Up To $20,000 To Do A Florida Short Sale

Posted by Bryant Tutas on October 8, 2011 at 1:30am

Hi folks. There's a new Short Sale incentive just rolled out from Bank of America. Florida homeowners facing a Short Sale may qualify for up to $20,000 short sale incentive from Bank of America.

This email was sent out to agents late yesterday. This morning I called one of my potential sellers who was sitting on the fence about whether or not to do a short sale. She called Bank of America and they qualified her over the phone for $11,875!!

So.....if you are in Florida, need to do a Short Sale and have a mortgage with Bank of America give me a call today. This offer is for a limited time so don't hesitate. Bank of America is offering to help so take them up on their offer. Any questions?

BofA Enhanced Short Sale

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  • Bryant Tutas October 14, 2011 at 8:42pm

    Eric. I don't think there is a set way. One of my sellers initiated by calling the number in the email that was sent out. She was then sent several documents to complete and return. I was then contacted by a representative from DSI (dignified transition solutions) who asked me to send over a listing agreement. She would then order an appraisal and initiate the short sale in equator for me.

     

    With another seller I had to initiate the short sale in equator.

    But either way you cannot have an offer.

     

  • Eric Mieles October 14, 2011 at 2:34pm
    Bryant I had a seller call and they said that they had to initiate it 1st in equator and specify no offer then call in a get qualified. Is this true? I had given them the number that went out which is to customer care.
  • Bryant Tutas October 11, 2011 at 7:39am

    Maybe the seller has a government loan? VA, FHA and USDA do not qualify. The seller needs to call in and specifically ask for the Florida Enhanced Short Sale Relocation Assistance. I sent out a blast to my data base and have picked up 5 listings. The sellers, thus far, are getting from $2,000 to $14,000. It's very similar to their Co-op program.

  • Becky Martin October 11, 2011 at 6:52am

    Opps, I found it, thanks for posting!  Wonder why BOA denied it, just crazy....

  • Becky Martin October 11, 2011 at 6:37am

    Can you forward me the actual email?  I called BOA and they said no program:(  forward to bmartinfrs@gmail.com

  • Kimberley Kelly October 11, 2011 at 3:25am

    Love this!  Heard they're doing this in CA too, but haven't been sent anything that I know of..

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