Banks Are Not Logical In Short Sale Process
Kevin and Fred have a special message today. In talking about what the topic of today’s episode would be, they chose that it was time to focus on the things that occur in a small sale deal that don’t make any sense. Reason and logic can be thrown out the window in a small sale. Copious times Kevin and Fred find themselves saying “why is the lender doing that?” There are so many examples of situations that cause you to question that exact question.
A lending society is seemingly no matter what thing but logical. Banks charging a fee to deposit money in an tab are not logical. Taking a loan from a bank for $200,000 and then agreeing to compensate them $100,000 is not rational either. The whole small sale process is not rational. Acknowledge that thought first, and you will be one step ahead of everyone else.
To deal with all of this illogical actions, we need to be with you that there are many things within this transaction that do not make sense. As Coach Collard says, we need to postpone the desire to know why. Keep in mind that right solutions come from a place of not always trying to be with you. There are solutions and answers that are in the end not rational.
The moral of the tale is this. This is now and then an unreasonable world. Small sales are also not a absolutely logical course of action. The banks do some very illogical things in the middle of these small sale transactions. So, if you are going to be a small sale handler and take on a customer to help them dodge foreclosure, you have to be certain that you can deal with the all of the illogical actions.
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