November 13th, 2009 admin 
The first question is usually not about the investors’ greed, but about how they are screwing the home buyer. Real estate agents will defend that they have a right to get their client the best deal possible. I like that. That’s what they should do. The issue then becomes what is the best deal they can get on their own, not what is the best deal an investor, who either is, or has, experienced negotiators and integral knowledge of how the short sale process works. So even though an investor provides the acceptable short sale discount in a timely fashion (as most buyers are either relocating or moving out of a previous place of residency and likely have just a couple months of a window to find a new place to live), the buyer should be entitled to this discount.
The Broker Price Opinion BPO & REO Course domain was registered in September of 2007. This Real Estate Training course was released by Anthony Aires and Heather Lazzaro who are two successful Real Estate Investors from Orlando, FL. REO stands for Real Estate Owned in case you weren’t aware of this. This course was written around the philosophy that the current Real Estate Market isn’t doing very well right now.
September 5th, 2009 admin 
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Especially with the current credit crunch, if you have the capital, there are plenty of cheap real estate deals since there are more foreclosures and seized real estate auctions available.
For better or worse, short sales will be a common part of the real estate transactional landscape for the foreseeable future. It makes sense, then, to understand why they exist and how, exactly, they work. A short sale occurs when the value of a property is less than outstanding balance on the mortgage or mortgages affecting it and the mortgage holder(s) agree to accept less than the amount owed to them in order to facilitate the sale of the property.