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Overcoming Stalemates With 1st and 2nd Lien Holders

This week’s Preforeclosure “Tip of the Week” from Preforeclosure Daily Grind’s Bob Lachance and Chris “The Drummer” Bowes is about how to overcome the “all too often” stalemate between a first mortgage and a second mortgage, on how to get either one of them to provide a short sale acceptance letter first. (Anyone doing short sales in today’s market has definitely seen this challenging objection)!  Also, listen in as we go over how to overcome buyer and seller agent objections and where they actually originate from, how to determine  (right upfront) whether you are working on a loan that was originated from Countrywide Home Loans or Bank of America and much more

Visit www.PreForeclosureDailyGrind.com and www.ShortSaleDailyNews.com for more short sale videos and articles.  Please leave your comments and questions so we can address them on future videos!


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4 Responses to “Overcoming Stalemates With 1st and 2nd Lien Holders”

  1. Paula says:

    Hi Guys! Love your info..txs much! I’ve been negotiating Short Sales for over a year now. If you ever get overloaded with too many short sales, I’d love the opportunity to to negotiate files for you. Feel free to get in touch with me: 203.767.0432. Txs for everything. Paula B.

  2. Well done fellas, have this exact situation with Chase right now, off to give it a shot *fingers crossed*

  3. Make no mistake—the Mortgage Profits System could easily sell for $2,500.00. Lending institutions have already offered us millions for the exclusive rights to the system.

  4. Ali Igler says:

    Maybe the insurance company simply took advantage of the trust you placed in them. Maybe your claim settlement wasn’t fair at all.

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