The bank refused the offer I brought them, insisting on another $12,000. The buyer walked and the bank foreclosed. They listed the home at $125,000 AFTER already paying fees for the foreclosure. The house just sold today for $112,000. So how did they lose $62,000? Here’s the run-down.
Bank Loses $62,000 due to Stubbornness.
April 1st, 2009 · 2 Comments · Foreclosures, Short sales
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Tucson Real Estate Market Report – February 2009
February 19th, 2009 · No Comments · Tucson Market Reports
Did you know that we have a new roller coaster ride opening right here in Tucson? Some have already been riding it and have raved about it’s extreme lifts, fast drops and corners that are taken at break-neck speed. Interested? It’s also known as the Tucson Real Estate Market. While in general it seems to be heading in a positive direction, there is much excitement along the way.
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Dear Mr. Negotiator…
January 30th, 2009 · 1 Comment · Humorous, Short sales
If you remember, throughout our relationship I spent hours trying to satisfy your demands. I took photographs and sent them to you and filled out all the paperwork you requested. I even managed to get the buyer to come up $2500 on an offer that really was above market value to begin with. I bent over backwards trying to please you. I really thought we had something together, but in the end you rejected me.
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