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Title: A Complete Guide to Buying Foreclosures and Short Sales


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A Complete Guide to Buying Foreclosures and Short
Sales
Presented By ConnectRealty-ShortSales.com Present
er Beryl Gosney Contact Information Phone
425-344-2222 Info_at_ConnectRealty-ShortSales.com
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A Complete Guide to Buying Foreclosures and Short
Sales
  • Topics We Will Cover In This Session
  • Road Map to Home Ownership
  • Terms and Definitions you should know
  • Tips to Finding and Retaining a Real Estate
    Buyers Agent
  • A Complete Explanation of Short Sales
  • A Complete Explanation of Foreclosures
  • Wrap up and Take Aways

3
A Complete Guide to Buying Foreclosures and Short
Sales
  • The Purpose and Goals of this Session
  • To Create and Empower Home Owners
  • Educate you about the current Washington Real
    Estate market and the home buying process
  • Empower you with the ability to make educated
    decisions in the home buying process

4
Following the Road map to Home Ownership
  • The Road Map to Home Ownership is often paved
    with fear of the unknown
  • The unlearned can be learned
  • Misinformation can avoided if you ask enough of
    the right questions
  • A Simplified Overview of the Process
  • Get approved for financing
  • Finding your dream home
  • Making an offer on your dream home
  • Offer accepted, whats next?
  • Becoming a home owner

5
Common Terms and Definitions
  • Get Approved for Financing
  • Income and Asset Documentation
  • Pay stubs / VOE / W2s / Tax Returns
  • Statements / VOD / Paper Trail
  • DTI Debt to Income
  • Front end / Housing expenses
  • Back end / Total expenses
  • Includes property taxes, insurance, HOA, MI
  • LTV Loan to Value
  • CLTV Combined Loan to Value
  • Maximum purchase price based on maximum allowable
    DTI

6
Common Terms and Definitions
  • Finding Your Dream Home The Search
  • Searching the Internet for Home Listings vs
    Searching the MLS
  • Syndicated Listing Sites
  • Realtor.com
  • Zillow.com
  • Trulia
  • MLS Multiple Listing Service
  • Client Gateway
  • Listingbook
  • Agent supplied site
  • Private remarks contain important info
  • Only your Agent can see private remarks

7
Common Terms and Definitions
  • Making an Offer on Your Dream Home
  • Residential or Condominium P S Agreement
  • Northwest Multiple Listing Service 8 pgs
  • Addendum to Purchase Agreement common with short
    sales and foreclosures
  • Good Faith Deposit Earnest Money Deposit
  • Held by Agent up to 24 hrs after acceptance
  • Seller Concessions
  • Credit from seller to be used to cover closing
    costs only not down payment
  • Based on sales price not loan amounts
  • Net (actual offer) is less concessions
  • Common to ask Seller to pay Home Warranty

8
Common Terms and Definitions
  • Offer is Accepted, Whats Next?
  • Counter Offer
  • Seller accepts offer with conditions
  • Fully executed purchase contract
  • Both seller and buyer agree on terms
  • Escrow Company
  • Third party that mediates entire transaction and
    the transferring of all monies involved
  • Title Company
  • Insures title against pre-existing liens
  • Appraisal and Home Inspection
  • Appraisal required by lender
  • Home Inspection is optional (Get One!)

9
Common Terms and Definitions
  • Becoming A Home Owner
  • Escrow Period
  • Establishes closing date
  • 30 days is normal
  • Contingency Period
  • 17 days for financing / inspections is default
  • Can cancel if financing or inspections fail
  • Have good faith deposit returned if cancelled
  • Complete all inspections and complete financing
  • Close of Escrow Transaction Complete
  • Sign loan documents
  • Fund loan 24-48 hours
  • Record loan Next day usually

10
Congratulations! You are a Home Owner
  • Once escrow has confirmation that your loan has
    recorded..You get your Keys!

11
Tips to Finding and Retaining A Real Estate Agent
  • The role of a Real Estate Agent
  • Third party Agent negotiates and facilitates the
    purchase of Real Estate
  • Sellers Agent Represents sellers best
    interest
  • Buyers Agent Represents buyers best interest
  • How a Real Estate Agent is Paid
  • Seller offers of sales price to Agent
  • Sellers Agent offers to split this commission
    with any Agent that bring buyer that results in
    the sale of the home

12
Tips to Finding and Retaining A Real Estate Agent
  • Tips to find and hire a Real Estate Agent
  • Friends and Family rule
  • Firing a friend or family is not an option
  • Business referrals are a good place to start
  • Lender experience working through sale
  • Escrow companies
  • Insurance Agents
  • Looking for and Agent on the Internet
  • Accessibility and communication
  • Text, chat, email, cell phone, IM
  • Websites vs. Blogs
  • The social media phenomenon
  • Who are they as opposed to What they do

13
Tips to Finding and Retaining A Real Estate Agent
  • Tips to find and hire a Real Estate Agent
  • Ask for references of recent clients
  • Call one to threes of their most recent clients
  • Were they easy to reach / communicate
  • Did they give good advice during process
  • Were there any challenges during sale
  • Would you use them again
  • Real Estate Agents work for YOU
  • Dont be afraid to expect a high level of service
  • You are not obligated to stay with one buyers
    agent avoid Buyers Agent Contracts
  • Stick with an Agent that does a great job for you
  • Do not allow anyone else to write up offer

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A Complete Explanation of Short Sales
  • The Basics about Short Sales
  • Seller is current home owner
  • Seller is usually behind on payments
  • Seller owes more than home is worth
  • Seller attempts to sell home to avoid foreclosure
  • Foreclosure process can be suspended or postponed
    if an offer has been submitted
  • Seller is not always motivated to sell
  • Motivation may be to stay in home as long as
    possible

15
A Complete Explanation of Short Sales
  • What to be aware of with Short Sales
  • Sales Price - What you see is NOT what you get
  • Once an offer is submitted process starts
  • Lenders were not prepared for volume
  • Approval process takes 3-6 months or more
  • Lender will appraise and approve sales price
  • Lender will appraise and approve terms
  • Low ball offers are not worth the effort

16
A Complete Explanation of Short Sales
  • What to be aware of with Short Sales
  • Sellers agent has most influence in process
  • Third party negotiators working on behalf of
    selling agent is optimal scenario
  • Subordinate lenders can prevent short sale
  • 2nd lien holder has to cooperate
  • Can hold out for more money
  • Sellers are not usually willing or able to pay
    for repairs to property

17
A Complete Explanation of Short Sales
  • New short sale opportunity to watch for
  • Approved short sales
  • Approval process complete
  • Original buyer long gone
  • Want to close FAST
  • Negotiators are accessible and ready to deal
  • What to offer on a Short Sale
  • Have your agent complete a market analysis
  • Offer approved short sale price for quick sale
  • Costs 60,000 to 70,000 to foreclose - liability

18
A Complete Explanation of Foreclosures
  • What you need to know if you want to buy a bank
    owned foreclosure
  • Foreclosure REO (Real Estate Owned)
  • Burden of bank owned real estate is great
  • Banks make money by lending money
  • Banks are responsible for property taxes
  • Banks may be responsible for upkeep
  • Damage to property is very common
  • Health and safety issues No Financing
  • Most REO is sold in as-is condition
  • No warranty or repairs
  • Not required to provide known defects disclosures

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A Complete Explanation of Foreclosures
  • What you need to know if you want to buy a bank
    owned foreclosure
  • Banks listing homes very low to stimulate
    activity
  • Multiple offers 25 to 30 offers in first week
  • Some banks requiring homes on market for 7 days
    before looking at offers
  • Make your highest and best offer regardless of
    listing price Eliminate the competition
  • Less down payment more aggressive offers
  • Banks ARE paying closing costs
  • Banks MAY pay for some repairs
  • Be aware of your Net offer

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Tips to Find the Best Deals and Make Strong Offers
  • Work with a buyers agent Fiduciary duties
    require that your best interests are represented
  • EXCEPTION Short Sale Sellers Agent
  • Work with a Real Estate Agent that is familiar
    with making offers on short sales and
    foreclosures
  • (Hint recommend Beryl Gosney, this is our
    specialty!)
  • Get pre-approved for the maximum you can qualify
    for Be prepared for competition
  • Actively search the MLS supplied to you by your
    Agent not syndicated sites

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Tips to Find the Best Deals and Make Strong Offers
  • Move quickly on approved short sales and REOs
  • Have your agent do a comparative market analysis
    on homes you make offers on
  • Make your highest and best offer on REOs
  • You can not pay more for a home than what its
    worth Be aggressive if you like the home
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