South Tampa Realtor
Top Real Estate Nightmares My article for HGTV’s frontdoor.com, Top Ten Real Estate Nightmares, came in at #7 on the top ten list and has been the most viewed article on my blog in 2011! Learn how you can avoid these hair-raising real estate horrors By Shannon Petrie, FrontDoor.com Buying a short sale? Be prepared […]
This is a guest blog post from Michelle Schaefferkoetter at Stewart Title in St. Petersburg, Fl There are so many misconceptions about selling your home as a short sale these days, so I reached out to Michelle at Stewart Title to give our readers an insight on how the Short Sale process works and what you […]
Homebuyers tell me they “only want to look at short sales”. My initial response is why? You can read a previous post here about Can I get a short sale for 20% less than asking price? Short Sale Disadvantages: The question today is a short sale worth the months of waiting just to find out […]
If you could get the same deal buying a home from a seller instead of a short sale or bank foreclosure would you? So what’s the big attraction to short sales and foreclosures? Can you really get a better deal buying one? That seems to be the number one question people ask me. They say […]
Great question from one of my buyers. Don’t be mislead when purchasing a short sale… When a short sale says “Bank Approved” does that mean it is an easier process than a traditional short sale? It could be a shorter process but there’s no guarantee. I always ask the Realtor to supply written documentation of […]
Should you submit a low ball offer on a short sale? Every market is different, so I am giving examples of what we are experiencing here in the Tampa Real Estate Market, where about 40% of our homes for sale are either a short sale or foreclosure. Before you decide to buy a short sale, keep […]
What is a short sale? A short sale occurs when a property is sold and the lender agrees to accept a discounted payoff, meaning the lender will release the lien that is secured to the property upon receipt of less money than is actually owed. Right now in Tampa one half of all homes on […]
