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"Atlanta Foreclosures Mounting," "AtlantaShort Sales Sizzle," "Distressed Homeowners are In Trouble" are common headlines we see every day in today's market. But, what exactly is the difference between an Atlanta Short Sale & Atlanta Foreclosure??
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To give you a brief description of what this report will cover:
Short Sales When a property is labeled as a short sale this means that the buyer is in default on their mortgage payments and has asked the lender to work with them in accepting less money than is owed on the current mortgage. Although the seller is still technically in possession of the property, it is the lender who will determine whether or not the home will sell. The lender will require the owner to submit a hardship application proving that the seller does not have the financial capacity to pay for the home or make up the difference in what the home might sell for versus what is owed. Once approved, the lender orders a BPO (broker price opinion) or an appraisal to determine what price would be fair for them to accept knowing they are going to take a loss.
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Bank REO s / Foreclosures When a seller is in default on their mortgage payments, the lender will file a Lis Pendens notice with the clerk of courts. This is the first step in the foreclosure process. The lender then files the necessary paper work to foreclose on the property to take possession of it for non-payment. When the courts rule in favor of the lender, the owner surrenders ownership to the lender. The lender is now the proud owner of a piece of real estate they really do not want to own.
