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Five Reasons Why Short Sales Are Declined

See Arizona realtor and rocket scientist Kristin LaVanway’s video entitled “Five Reasons Why Short Sales Are Declined.”    “On December 15, 2009 , I attended a round table presented by the Women’s Council of Realtors. The featured speaker was a representative from Bank of America who shared an overview of the current short sale policies that BofA is following.  During the presentation, he shared the five most common reasons that short sales are declined. It’s fair to assume that these reasons are common among all lenders.”

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