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Bullhead City Fort Mohave Short Sale Litigation Services

Tuesday, March 16th, 2010

                                Bullhead City Fort Mohave Short Sale Litigation Services

How we help with Short Sales

What we do…

Mack Drucker & Watson, P.L.L.C. is dedicated to assisting homeowners obtain approval of a short sale of their residential property. Specifically, we are dedicated to effectuating a negotiated settlement with the lender that results in a written agreement providing a release of the homeowner’s lien(s) so the property can be sold to a third-party. This is achieved through win-win situations for both parties by providing homeowners with options to avoid and stop foreclosure, and by allowing lenders to minimize their losses. We seek to achieve our goals by being the most ethical and professional choice for homeowners. Our endeavor is to make the process smooth, easy, and private while perpetuating honesty and integrity. We endeavor to provide our clients with outstanding customer service, expert knowledge, and unrivaled negotiation skills.

Working with Real Estate Agents & Brokers

Mack Drucker & Watson, P.L.L.C. works hand-in-hand with the homeowner’s real estate agent to achieve the homeowner’s desired result. In so doing, we strive to enhance the real estate agent’s relationship with their client and allow the agent the time necessary to focus on what they do best – representing clients in the purchase and sale of real property.

How it works…

The homeowner’s real estate agent will list the property for sale, handle marketing, contracts, and closing. Mack Drucker & Watson, P.L.L.C. obtains the required documents and financial information from the homeowner, prepares and submits to the lender the client’s short sale package, handles all communication with the lender, waits on hold for hours and processes the short sale transaction. Simultaneously, with client approval, we provide the agent and the client with periodic and timely updates

Short Sale Consultation Service

This consultation service is intended to provide Bullhead City, Fort Mohave homeowners with insight into the residential foreclosure process and the options available to a homeowner that is unable to make their monthly mortgage payments and/or desires to sell their home despite the fact that the sale proceeds will not satisfy in full the existing loan(s).

Services

By way of a personal consultation, the firm will analyze the borrower’s circumstances as it relates to the potential foreclosure of their residential property and provide the homeowner with information as to their available options. To accomplish this goal, the following services are provided:

  • Analysis as to whether the borrower should be afforded protection under the Arizona Anti-Deficiency Statutes.
  • A comprehensive overview and comparison of the foreclosure process and a typical short sale.
  • Information on the long-term financial and credit ramifications of a short sale and foreclosure.
  • Discussion of miscellaneous issues that will affect the homeowner’s rights and liabilities should they attempt to accomplish a short sale of their residential property.
  • The opportunity to seek in-depth advice on any other questions or concerns the homeowner may have regarding the disposition of their residential property.
  • Discussion of the additional services provided by the firm that may be of assistance to the homeowner.

Short Sale Negotiation Service

This service is for those individuals who have made an informed decision to seek a short sale of their residential property.

Services

The firm will utilize its best efforts to effectuate a negotiated settlement with the seller’s lender(s) that results in a written agreement providing a release of the lien(s) so the property can be sold to a third-party. To accomplish this goal, the following services are provided:

  • Negotiation with the seller’s lender(s) in an effort to have the lender(s) accept a discounted payoff in exchange for a release of its lien(s) and, potentially, in exchange for full satisfaction of the loan(s).
  • Analysis as to whether the seller should be afforded protection under the Arizona Anti-Deficiency Statutes.
  • In the event the seller is not protected under the Arizona Anti-Deficiency Statues, we will negotiate with the seller’s lender(s) prior to close of escrow in an attempt to mitigate and/or eliminate the seller’s potential deficiency liability.
  • In the event the seller’s lender(s) asks the seller to execute a promissory note in exchange for a release of the liens, we will negotiate with the lender(s) in an effort to have the promissory note reduced or eliminated.
  • Assistance is provided to clients in gathering all necessary documents required for the lender to process the seller’s short sale application.
  • Assistance is provided to clients should they have questions regarding the completion of the various forms and documents requested by their lender(s).
  • Management and protection of the seller’s sensitive personal and financial information and documents, thereby providing the real estate agent security against potential liability for maintaining the seller’s personal information.
  • Periodic and timely updates provided to the seller regarding the status of the short sale application. Should the seller so desire, these updates will be shared with the seller’s real estate agent.

Fees

A one-time, non-refundable fee is to be paid upon retention of our services. In the event the firm is successful in obtaining short sale approval, the firm shall be paid a contingency fee for its services, which shall be paid to the firm upon close of escrow and shall be paid through escrow from the funds deposited therein. This fee, which is subject to lender approval, will not exceed 1.25% of the purchase and sale price.

For more information, please contact us today or call 602-778-9900.

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Sell Your Fort Mohave Home 3

Sunday, December 20th, 2009

As you can see, pricing your Fort Mohave home correctly will make a tremendous difference in how fast is sells and for how much. I make it my business to know the market and price my clients’ homes to sell for the most money in the least amount of time. If you’re thinking about selling your Fort Mohave area home don’t hesitate to give me a call today and schedule a private consultation.

Here are some general pricing “Rules of Thumb” if you home is already on the market for sale:

1. If you’re getting showings but no one is writing an offer, it generally means that you are in the range of four to six percent above market value.

2. If your number of showings is low and you’re experiencing a lot of drive by traffic but the buyers don’t come in to see the home; then your home is six to twelve percent overpriced.

3. If no showings are happening at all; then your home is likely priced twelve percent or more above what the market will bear for your property.

Finally;  While we would all like to have our homes in showroom condition 24 hours a day; we also acknowledge that we live in them. Do your best to present your home in its best “Kodak” condition to make sure every potential buyer has an opportunity to see your home at its best.

Feel free to call or email me with any questions. Thank you

Sell Your Fort Mohave Home 2

Sunday, December 20th, 2009

 What Overpricing Can Do

to the Eventual Sale Price of Your Fort Mohave Home

 

You will lose the excitement that a new listing generates. Agents are working with buyers who have seen what is currently on the market and are waiting for something new to be listed. Therefore, most activity will take place within the first thirty days of a listing. Your home will probably receive its best offers during this time. After this initial period, the only people who come to look at your home will be new buyers in the marketplace.

 You will lose the most qualified prospects. Potential buyers will not “make an offer” because they probably will never see your property. They will view the properties that are priced within their purchase-power range, knowing that they cannot afford anything above their price range.

 Overpricing helps sell other more competitively priced homes first. Your home may become the example demonstrating the good value of other properties. Your objective should be to enter the market in a position that will attract prospects not drive them away.

 Your home may become stale on the market. Prospects may wonder why it has been on the market so long or if something is wrong with the property, even after you lower the price. You will likely have to settle for less than market value. A house takes on a reputation surprisingly fast, so don’t wear out your welcome on the market.

 You lose a strong negotiating position. When your house is on the market a long time, it hurts both financially and mentally. Prospects will not “rush” to make an offer on an overpriced property, and you may be faced with accepting less when they finally do.

 If you do get an offer, the contract may fall through because of appraisal problems. The lender, through the appraiser they send to your property, must justify the price to the market in order to approve a buyer’s financing.

This article continues on Sell Your Fort Mohave Home 3

Sell Your Fort Mohave Home 1

Sunday, December 20th, 2009

Pricing—The Risks You Face

and How to Avoid Them

  Pricing Your Fort Mohave Home

 When selling your Fort Mohave home, one of the hardest things can be deciding on the price.  I’m truly dedicated to getting you the most money you can receive from that sale. In addition, I recognize there are many reasons you may already have a certain price in mind. You may be considering…

 Your Original Purchase Price

Chances are you paid market value. However, markets change, and today we have to deal with the current market conditions. If you inherited the property and paid nothing for it, would you sell it for next to nothing? Of course not. You’d price it at fair market value and sell it for what the market will bear.

 Improvements

Improvements should be made for enjoyment not resale. You cannot add an item to a home, select it to your style, use it, then expect a buyer to pay the original cost. Likewise, maintenance preserves the value, but does not create value. If you needed a new roof, it was needed as a maintenance requirement and cannot be added to the market price of your home.

 Your Need For Money

Your need for money or the fact that you are moving to a more expensive area where you will have to pay more for a home has nothing to do with the home’s current market value.

 The Cost to Rebuild Your Home Today

Construction cost does not take into account market value either.

 Your Personal Attachment to the Property

 The factors above may influence the price in your mind; but as you can see, they really have nothing to do with what your home is actually worth in today’s market. Over the years, we have often heard these comments from sellers:

“Another agent said it was worth more.”

“People always offer less than the asking price.”

“The buyers can always make an offer.”

“My neighbor was able to get his price.”

“My house is better than these other homes.”

“We paid more than that for our home.”

“We just painted and added new carpet.”

“I need this much money for our next house.”

Although some of these comments may be true, they are not valid when deciding on the right price.

What Overpricing Your Fort Mohave Home Can Do

 You will lose the excitement that a new listing generates. Agents are working with buyers who have seen what is currently on the market and are waiting for something new to be listed. Therefore, most activity will take place within the first thirty days of a listing. Your home will probably receive its best offers during this time. After this initial period, the only people who come to look at your home will be new buyers in the marketplace.

This article continues on Sell Your Fort Mohave Home 2

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