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I primarily work as a short sale listing agent. Fortunately I have a very good team and we have been extremely successful so far. We employ a specific strategy for getting these deals done and in the process I am finding that the lenders bottom line is significantly below market value ($40k to...

honestly i love the plaza and i would live there in a heart beat if i could afford it. i have been in it several times and it is phenomenal in my humble opinion. maybe soon i will be able to afford it. one could only dream.

LOL never mind i get it now.

I love these and have been keeping my eye on these for a while yet I have no real insight. can anyone shed some light? The Skyline on Main and MacArthur looks to be still vacant. anyone know why? The Marque appears that every listing is an REO or Short Sale. Is it really is that bad of...

not sure about other states but in CA the law is 90 days for an NOD then you have another 90 days to catch up then Notice of Trustee sale and then 21 days later SOLD and GTFO!!!

another issue is the douche agent is missing in action and the seller doesnt even have the actual agents contact info. i am sure i do some snooping and figure it out, but i think it will be easier to just withdraw the listing until the 30th.

if the listing agent knows what he or she is doing they will only submit one offer to the bank. the bank with do a BPO(broker price opinion) which is a bastardization of a way to establish value. 80% of the time they wrong. then 99% of the lenders will accept 20% less than the BPO value. now...

Long story kind of short... I took a listing on Friday and today found out that is it also listed with another agent. Seller attempted to do a loan modification which was not successful. The douche bag loan mod agent referred them to an even bigger douche bag real estate agent. The...

This question is for the experienced Realtors on here or for the ones who know what they are talking about. what would be considered a very fast short sale process from property being listed to closed? 2 months? 3 month? most of the agents i have spoken with say a typical...

i am a bit confused. is the property the OP is talking about an REO or a Short Sale? 2nd. If the property is an REO is the listing agent obligated to submit every offer to the lender? or can he/she use his/her spider senses and just submit the solid offers?

that looks awesome. is this the same shabu place that is on brookhurst?