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Does a house need to be listed on MLS and shown to prospective purchasers in order to complete a short sale?
2010 Nov 8, 4:29am 6,192 views 22 comments
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Katy Perry
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2010 Nov 9, 5:04am
tenant in foreclosed house says
Yes we want to stay, but our 5 yr-old will get over it if we move out. We are also kind of not looking forward to another move, but will if we have to.
We believe that prices will continue to soften, so we are not in a hurry, but we do want this over with soon enough.
Ok Now you're starting to sound like you get it.
you do have all the power (except for owning the house)
yes Forcloser could be a year from now but get the CFK if you choose to ride it out.
tenant in foreclosed house says
We believe that prices will continue to soften, so we are not in a hurry, but we do want this over with soon enough.
Yes , yes yes feel the power!
good things to come.
keep asking questions, and please try to help others with your info,..,.. after this is over you will be an expert.
Things that people want to know
how long (time)?
how much? (cfk)
what did the Bank/returd/agents say and what did they do.
Katy Perry
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2010 Nov 9, 5:30am
**I just wish the plutocracy would have let this market correct a little faster.**
Exactly!!
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We are renting a house that is in the foreclosure process. Meanwhile, we made an offer to purchase it, but the bank did not entertain the offer. The Landlord says that it has to be listed.
Does it really need to be listed on MLS?
Does it really need to be shown to purchasers?
We plan on making an offer.
We don't want any house shoppers coming into our house.
Background on our story is outlined in previous posts.
Thank you.
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