HOA Fees Generating Problems In Short Sales

2010 July 24
by publisher

Small Sale Power Hour

Welcome to Shortsalepowerhour.com. We are Kevin Kauffman and Fred Weaver, Group 4610, which is Arizona’s best small sale team. Today is unforgettable Friday and we want to speak with allusion to HOme Owners Friendship Fees. There is lots of energy out there around the HOA fees. From the lender side and the agent aspect both are wondering why each side ought to pay. The whole time, the Home Owner Associations are making out like bandits. The actuality that you have to shell out $300+ dollars to even get a pay off is ridiculous.

We were effective with a servicer on a folder and the servicer confirmed that they wouldn’t recompense for HOA’s. So, we wrote an email to a superintendent at Freddiemac to figure out, in all-purpose, what their guidelines are on Home Owner Friendship fees. He noted that Freddiemac will pay six months of delinquent HOA fees. He also alluded to the fact that they would pay more than 6 months if the financials of the choice make sense. He was observably illustrating that this end was about savings over foreclosure. Yet, we run into positions where we have to battle around HOAs.

We just had a folder this past week where the speaker came back to inform us that Arizona is a super lean state. The amusing part is that she did not say they won’t pay it or can not pay. She said that she does not have to pay it. If the home goes to foreclosure, the bank does not owe those back fees. Nonetheless, the lender would have a additional REO House. We are tired of having that chat with banks. Does it save over foreclosure or not. That is really the only thing that matters.

Loss mitigation is by now complicated enough. So, let’s not make it any more taxing by making it a subjective process that is based on some top level executive’s pleasure.

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