www.MIForeclosureHelp.com Information on Bank of America's New Easier Short Sale Program

Feb. 5, 2012 - PRLog -- A cooperative short sale may be a good option depending on your situation.
But, you need to remember that Banks are not in the business of making life easier for its customers, much less anyone trying a short sale.
Banks are in business to turn a profit. The main reason Bank of America has initiated the Cooperative Short Sale is to increase the bank's bottom line profit.
They increase their profit whenever they cut losses on loans that are in default. The bank faced several problems:
1. They have a bad reputation for taking too long to process short sales and loan modifications.
2. Due to the length of time to buy a short sale, buyers are making lowball offers.
3. Many agents are in experienced on short sales and unsure of what to do. As a result, many agents were in the dark on where to price a short sale property.
Before listing the property, Bank of America will provide the terms such as the list price and deficiency judgments. In doing so, the bank is able to provide a shorter decision time once an offer is received.
In fact, Bank of America claims that once an offer is received, they will provide a decision in 10 days!
This simply means that Buyers will be less frustrated with the purchase process and more willing to wait for it to be completed.
With a traditional short sale many Buyers get frustrated and walk before a response is received on the short sale. Thinking about a short sale?
I can help you short sale your property and get back on your feet. Send me an e-mail at rick@rickgiese.com. I will contact you for a free consultation.
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As one of Macomb Counties MI leading Short Sale experts. Rick Giese wrote this article to Help ensure that homeowners were and are being given sound advice about How to Stop and Avoid Foreclosure