Pre-Foreclosure Sale Negotiation - Tricks For Pre-Foreclosure Investors

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Overview: In short sale investing, one of the biggest challenges you'll face are negotiations with the bank. Putting together a short sale deal can be lengthy and involve a lot of preparation. Plus, you'll need to work with the bank to come to a price you can both agree on. You'll start short sale negotiations with the bank by contacting their loss mitigation department. It can be difficult to make first contact with the bank.

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Format: HTML | Date: Jan 2008 | Pages: 2


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