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In Arizona I have come across lenders who talk homeowners into short selling their home vs. signing a deed in lieu.

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Question: In Arizona I have come across lenders who talk homeowners into short selling their home vs. signing a deed in lieu. Why wouldn’t they want the deed in lieu? What’s in it for them if the homeowner does a short sale?

Answer: – With a short sale, the home gets sold even though they may take a larger loss upfront. With a deed in lieu, they take back the property, which looks bad on the books and now they have to find a buyer. In a market like this, they would much rather take a for sure sale and not have to worry about selling it some time in the future.

Filed Under: Foreclosure, Short Sales Tagged With: deed in lieu foreclosure, short sale

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