Comments on: Why Lenders Aren’t “In To” Fixing Foreclosures http://thephoenixagents.com/why-lenders-arent-in-to-fixing-foreclosures/ Chris Butterworth - sharing thoughts on real estate (and everything else.) Sun, 13 May 2012 07:46:19 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 By: Too good to be true Phoenix MLS prices http://thephoenixagents.com/why-lenders-arent-in-to-fixing-foreclosures/comment-page-1/#comment-4243 Too good to be true Phoenix MLS prices Wed, 09 Feb 2011 04:30:30 +0000 http://northphoenixagent.wordpress.com/?p=273#comment-4243 [...] To rub salt in the wound, tax records seem to indicate that the original buyer (the current seller) put less than 20% down on the home at purchase. Which means the lender who’s contemplating accepting a short sale actually might get more money if they let th.... [...] [...] To rub salt in the wound, tax records seem to indicate that the original buyer (the current seller) put less than 20% down on the home at purchase. Which means the lender who’s contemplating accepting a short sale actually might get more money if they let th…. [...]

]]> By: The MLS Is Wrong http://thephoenixagents.com/why-lenders-arent-in-to-fixing-foreclosures/comment-page-1/#comment-4242 The MLS Is Wrong Wed, 09 Feb 2011 04:29:04 +0000 http://northphoenixagent.wordpress.com/?p=273#comment-4242 [...] To rub salt in the wound, tax records seem to indicate that the original buyer (the current seller) put less than 20% down on the home at purchase. Which means the lender who’s contemplating accepting a short sale actually might get more money if they let th.... [...] [...] To rub salt in the wound, tax records seem to indicate that the original buyer (the current seller) put less than 20% down on the home at purchase. Which means the lender who’s contemplating accepting a short sale actually might get more money if they let th…. [...]

]]> By: Chris Butterworth http://thephoenixagents.com/why-lenders-arent-in-to-fixing-foreclosures/comment-page-1/#comment-622 Chris Butterworth Thu, 24 Apr 2008 14:38:55 +0000 http://northphoenixagent.wordpress.com/?p=273#comment-622 Hi Heather, I thought it was the opposite; most people used the 80/20-type loans because the did NOT require MI...? I had assumed this whole time that the majority of these short sale situations did NOT have mortgage insurance. Hmmmm..? Hi Heather,

I thought it was the opposite; most people used the 80/20-type loans because the did NOT require MI…? I had assumed this whole time that the majority of these short sale situations did NOT have mortgage insurance. Hmmmm..?

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