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    • short sale foreclosure FAQ

    Difference between short sale and foreclosure on my house?

    Feb 22, 2007 by destini'smom | Posted in Renting & Real Estate

    We owe more money than what our house is worth. My realitor is suggesting a short sale or a foreclosure, what is the difference? Which will hurt my credit less?

    Your Realtor did not explain this to you? They both will hurt your credit, so that should not be a factor.
    A short sale means the bank will allow you to sell the house at a loss and they may take the hit. If it forecloses they will evict you and

    frankie b | Feb 22, 2007

    Your Realtor did not explain this to you? They both will hurt your credit, so that should not be a factor.
    A short sale means the bank will allow you to sell the house at a loss and they may take the hit. If it forecloses they will evict you and
    frankie b | Feb 22, 2007

    After a short sale or foreclosure it is a legal way to clean your credit ?

    Jun 20, 2010 by JORGE 18 | Posted in Renting & Real Estate

    I'm in the process of short sale with one offer in escrow, but suddenly the bank which is bank of america, did foreclosure on the property, I want to be ready for everything that will happen to protect my damaged credit .Bank of America says that they

    i just did my 8th year real estate renewal classes as a broker. YOUR query is one of the most
    common we talk about. Since the US is in NEW territory re foreclosures, the fed has
    gotten into the picture and has told banks "under conditions

    kemperk | Jun 20, 2010

    i just did my 8th year real estate renewal classes as a broker. YOUR query is one of the most
    common we talk about. Since the US is in NEW territory re foreclosures, the fed has
    gotten into the picture and has told banks "under conditions
    kemperk | Jun 20, 2010

    When does the IRS put a 1099 against a short sale or foreclosure?

    Sep 30, 2008 by ceeze07 | Posted in United States

    I am planning on purchasing a second home and renting out my primary. I have live there for about 3 years (after 2, becomes primary). If I can not rent my home, I am planning to do a short sale or at worst, let it go into foreclosure. From what I have

    IRS publication 4681.

    the tax lady | Sep 30, 2008
    How hard is it to get into a police department with a short sale or foreclosure on your credit?

    Aug 20, 2008 by JC77 | Posted in Law & Ethics

    My husband and I are owners of a home with my parents that is currently trying to be short saled (in California). We have heard from several different people that if the house goes through a short sale or even worse a foreclosure that he will have no

    A credit report is utilized by large departments, if in fact your house is foreclosed on your husband should apply to a smaller department and after gaining experience apply to the larger local or state departments, the number of active police officers

    FVCK Y/A fu/y/a | Aug 21, 2008

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    Lenders paying borrowers to do short sales

    23.02.12

    Short sales are when lenders allow borrowers to sell homes for less than their unpaid mortgages. They are an alternative to foreclosures.

    Short sales have been increasing for months, but the financial incentives — which Realtors say are random and infrequent — are a newer wrinkle.

    Examples:

    • JPMorgan Chase went national with short-sale incentive offers last year, paying up to $35,000 in some cases.

    • Bank of America is testing incentives from $5,000 to $25,000 in Florida to see if they should be expanded to more states. The Florida program began last fall, spokesman Richard Simon says.


    Source: USA TODAY