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Two short sales that I have successfully closed.Date: 15 Sep 2007 When the down market started to take place in the summer of 2006, I had a property listed in Manteca, CA. ...</description>
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            <title>SHORT SALES updated Fri Jul 16 2010 6:42 pm EDT</title>
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            <description>You can find great local Pleasanton, California real estate information on Localism.com Mike Jackson is a proud member of the ActiveRain Real Estate Network, a free online community to help real estate professionals grow their business.

Two short sales that I have successfully closed.Date: 15 Sep 2007 When the down market started to take place in the summer of 2006, I had a property listed in Manteca, CA. This home sat on the market with a list price of $455,000 since my seller owed approximately $430,000. I did several open houses and I received a lot of inquiries and walk ins buit no offers. So I decided to look at the local listings in the area and one in particular came up on the market at the time and the owner wanted a quick sale to move into his next property so they priced the home at $409,000, so then I thought ouch how do I break the news to my seller that there is no way we can compete. Luchily I have a broker that's been in the business for 8 years and she told me I should short sale the property. This home did have to loans so the first was getting all of their money but the second was taking a substantial hit. The second happened to be with countrywide. After 3 offers and about 2 weeks to get t he short sale approved we finally closed escrow in October it was relieffor me and the seller and he will not have a foreclosure on his credit and everyone is happy. &amp;amp;nbsp;My second successfully closed short sale was in San Francisco, California. It was a condo that was valued at around $535,000 at the time of the listing agreement. After four months of nothing we definetly had to drop the price, and it took a total of 3 offers to get this closed. This was a big relief because the lender was New Century andduring the middle of one of my offers they said the loan was sold to a private lender, but it was a miswtake and it cost me a buyer because it took 3 weeks to find out they made a mistake. The condo finally sold for $485,000 in July 2007. For more information regarding how to legally represent an investor on a short sale feel free to contact me. &amp;amp;nbsp;APPLY FOR A SHORT SELL BY CLICKING HERE &amp;amp;nbsp; &amp;amp;nbsp;

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