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Santa Maria Real Estate Blog
In July 2006, Mint Properties opened an office in the Mission Creek Plaza on Santa Maria Way. Tni’s stated aim is to offer the highest quality representation and professional service to her clients. Independence affords her the ability to avoid a volume driven approach; the result is prompt, reliable, individualized service coupled with straightforward advice. Indeed, she brings the same level of professionalism to real estate as she did to the law.
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How to Buy Short Sales in Santa Maria, CA (Part 1)
Your agent should analyze any short sale listing that you consider offering on. Part of that analysis should be whether there is a second lien holder. There are many short sales that fail; however when you analyze why they fail, often the reason is because a second lien holder is making unreasonable, and sometimes inappropriate demands.
Will I Still Owe the Bank Money If I Do A Short Sale?
If you have one mortgage loan on your California home the answer is no. Senate Bill 931 allows that after January 1, 2011, if a lender on a first mortgage accepts a short sale, they are agreeing to waive the deficiency amount. So, if they approve the short sale and it closes, you will not owe your lender any additional money, even though you have not paid back the entire loan balance.
