Some Lenders Prefer Short Sales over Foreclosure Listings »

Posted By altnrg 8 months, 1 week ago in Business & Finance
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Short sales are growing fast, according to banking officers and real estate agents. As homes lose their values, mortgage lenders want to cut losses associated with foreclosure notices and foreclosure listings.

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    Will13138 months, 1 week ago

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    be careful if you're considering a short sale.. the write off.. from the original price is to my understanding TAXABLE as income..

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