Short Sale Information Package:

The Bank's decision will be based on the information you provide.

Once you have decided to sell your home using the short sale process, we will gather all the relevant paperwork and submit it to the loss mitigation department. In the early stage of the Short Sale process, you may not have contact with the loss mitigation department, you may have limited contact with the general information phone receptionist.
Generally, Banks will not consider approving a Short Sale unless the homeowner is in arrears (behind on payments) at least two months, and has a verifiable financial hardship, however, as more homeowners are struggling with falling market values and job losses, they are becoming more flexible with their approval guidelines for short sale transactions.
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Short Sale Documentation Required:
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1)   Hardship Letter
2)   Letter Of Authorization (authorizing lender to speak with us)
3)   Last two months Bank Statements (all accounts)
4)   Last two Pay Stubs
5)   Two year Tax Returns
6)   Executed Sale Contract
7)   Buyer Pre-Approval Letter
8)   HUD-1 Settlement Statement/Net Sheet
9)   Arms Length Transaction Disclosures
10) FHA PFS Participation Disclosures
11) As-Is Disclosures 
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There may be additional information requested when the Bank is analyzing your current financial status.


Pierce County/S.King County and Thurston County Short Sales

Homeowners who are in default, or at risk of default can sell their home at fair market value and use the sale proceeds to satisfy the mortgage debt, even if the proceeds are less than the amount owed.

Homeowners must be willing to actively list and market their property, during which time the mortgagee/bank delays foreclosure action. Short Sale homeowners who successfully sell their property within the required time may receive a cash consideration of up to $1,000 for relocation expenses

Homeowners with conventional mortgages have Short Sale options as well. Banks offer Short Sale solutions for Puyallup Homeowners at risk of foreclosure by considering short sales when adverse financial conditions negatively effect a homeowner ability to continue their mortgage obligation.

We have an established record of successfully negotiating with Short Sale/loss mitigation departments on behalf of Puyallup residents.