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Still Need A Short Sale?

July 23, 2013
Qualifying for a Short Sale, Santa Maria Short Sale Agents

Still Need A Short Sale? Do you still need a short sale? The recent increase in home prices in the Santa Maria CA and Orcutt CA has given hope to many homeowners who were stuck hopelessly underwater in their…

Two Lenders – Bank of America and GMAC – Another Successfully Closed Short Sale!

April 22, 2012
Santa Maria Short Sale Agents, Short Sale Lenders

Two Lenders - Bank of America and GMAC - Another Successfully Closed Short Sale! This BofA and GMAC short sale took about 67 days for short sale approval. It could have been a lot quicker but there were a few…

Two Loans with Bank of America and Short Sale Approval Received in 37 Days!

May 11, 2011
Short Sale Approval, Short Sale Lenders

Two Loans with Bank of America and Short Sale Approval Received in 37 Days! I have another short sale success story to report. Just last month, I received short sale approval on a file, with two Bank of America loans,…

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