Homeowners looking to stop foreclosure are faced with a number of options, one of which is doing a short sale. Some people, depending on their situation, may allow a property to go into foreclosure instead of attempting a short sale. One reason is they don’t want to keep the home in the first place. By accepting a short sale, the lender can avoid a lengthy and costly foreclosure, and the owner is able to pay off the loan for less than what he owes. The primary consideration above all is the affect both can have on your credit score.
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I have done many short sale in the past 15 years and have faced rejection from lenders and homeowners 20-30% of the time. Does rejection bother me? Not in the least and I love it, since It provides more information so that I can improve my negotiation skills As with any sales tactic, I am playing a numbers game and there is no game better than the short sale game which can make you wealthy beyond your dreams.
February 17th, 2009 admin 
Every other person who has been profiting from short sales also faces rejection at some point or the other. Just like every number game, generating big money through short sales is a tedious task to accomplish. In reality, very few investors actually know how to negotiate short sales successfully. Many are under the impression that all they would have to do is submit the offer, sit back, and wait for the bank to respond. If things go fine, they might be lucky enough to get the offer. However, to make it easier to negotiate the short sales you ought to have a plan wherein you persuade lenders to agree to your offer.