Showing posts with label las vegas short sales. Show all posts
Showing posts with label las vegas short sales. Show all posts

Monday, December 2, 2013

A Las Vegas Foreclosure Is Often Less Inevitable Than You’d Think


Even though national foreclosure rates have continued to drop, the threat of becoming another Las Vegas foreclosure statistic is still very real for some homeowners. It’s at least somewhat reassuring to understand that most banks don’t really want a foreclosure — so for homeowners who take an early proactive approach with their lender, losing their home does not have to be inevitable. 
Mortgage Restructuring
For anyone who has fallen behind on payments, Job One is to discuss the situation with your banker. If a mortgage restructuring is possible, you may have an opportunity to refinance at a lower rate with more manageable payment amounts. In some cases, it may be possible to alter other terms of your agreement — for example, you might arrange to postpone any delinquent payments to the end of the loan’s term. You have to ask.
Payment Deferral Options
If payment failure has been caused by losing a job, a medical condition one of the other more common causes, some banks will work out payment deferral options. If you have prepared documentation to back up your hardship claim, it is more likely that the lender will be able to offer an agreement to defer your payments while you get back on track.  
Short Sale
If the financial situation is such that you know you can no longer sustain regular payments, it may be best to consider a short sale — the option where the bank agrees to accept sale to a third party for a sum that falls short of the loan’s balance. It means loss of the property, but results in a better credit history than does a Las Vegas foreclosure. 
A foreclosure in Las Vegas becomes inevitable if the reality of a tough financial situation isn’t recognized and addressed. If you take positive steps as soon as you realize your are going to miss a payment, you put yourself in the best position to open options that are less problematic than full foreclosure. If you find you could benefit from a strictly confidential price evaluation on your home, call me — sometimes a property can be worth more than you think!

Marcelo V. Mayol
The Mayol Realty Group
Realty One Group
702-812-9990
www.ShortSaleInfoLV.com

Monday, November 18, 2013

Short Sale Approval Letter attached in Equator...


#LasVegasShortSales

Received another Short Sale Approval this morning. At least this negotiator and bank were bright enough to attach the Approval Letter in Equator and not send it to the seller in the mail. We need to work smarter, not harder.




Marcelo V. Mayol
The Mayol Realty Group
Realty One Group
702-812-9990
www.ShortSaleInfoLV.com

Saturday, November 16, 2013

Short Sale Approval Letter being sent in the mail...

#LasVegasShortSales

So I received a message via Equator yesterday afternoon, letting me know that one of my Short Sales has been approved and that we will receive the Approval Letter in the mail. The mail? Really? Everyone is waiting for this Approval Letter and they couldn't send it via Equator or simply email it to me. These banks never cease to amaze me!





Marcelo V. Mayol
The Mayol Realty Group
Realty One Group
702-812-9990
www.ShortSaleInfoLV.com

Sunday, July 21, 2013

Contemplating a Short Sale? The time to act is now!


#LasVegasShortSales

Homeowners, if you're contemplating a Short Sale the time to act is now! The Mortgage Forgiveness Debt Relief Act of 2007 was extended through the end of 2013. Some Short Sales can take several months to complete, so don't wait!

CONTACT ME TODAY and get rid of that upside down/sinking house!

Marcelo V. Mayol
702-812-9990
MarceloMayol@yahoo.com
www.ShortSaleInfoLV.com

Sunday, June 23, 2013

Are you contemplating a Short Sale?


#LasVegasShortSales

Homeowners, if you're contemplating a Short Sale the time to act is now! The Mortgage Forgiveness Debt Relief Act of 2007 was just extended for one more year, it now expires on 12/31/13. Some Short Sales can take up to 6 months to complete, so don't wait!

CONTACT ME TODAY and get rid of that upside down/sinking house!

Marcelo V. Mayol
702-812-9990
www.ShortSaleInfoLV.com




Monday, August 6, 2012

*** LET US DO THE SEARCHING FOR YOU ***

Marcelo V. Mayol
702-812-9990
www.VegasHomesDistress.com


Some websites provide a property search feature, but you still need to come back and search again and again to stay on top of the market. The current market is changing at such a rapid pace that you would need to check several times a day just to stay current.

Now there's a better way. Sign up for the Dream Home Finder service and let someone else do the tedious research for you. No obligation and no cost. When new listings come to market that match your needs, you will receive an email with the property address, photos, and all pertinent information. Just click on the link or fill in the form above.

Saturday, July 21, 2012

Las Vegas Dream Home Finder (FREE SEARCH)

Marcelo V. Mayol
702-812-9990
http://www.vegashomesdistress.com/


Still searching for that perfect home?

CLICK ON THE PICTURE ABOVE for a BETTER WAY TO SEARCH for FREE.

Most websites provide a great property search, but you still need to come back and search again and again to stay on top of the market. Now there's a better way. Sign up for the Dream Home Finder service and let someone else do the tedious research for you. No obligation and no cost. When new listings come to market that match your needs, you will receive an email with the address and photos of the property.

Thursday, July 19, 2012

Best Deals - Las Vegas Foreclosures

Marcelo V. Mayol
702-812-9990
www.VegasHomesDistress.com


Some websites provide a property search feature, but you still need to come back and search again and again to stay on top of the market. The current market is changing at such a rapid pace that you would need to check several times a day just to stay current.


Now there's a better way. Sign up for the Dream Home Finder service and let someone else do the tedious research for you. No obligation and no cost. When new listings come to market that match your needs, you will receive an email with the property address, photos, and all pertinent information. Just click on the link or the picture of the For Sale signpost above.

Wednesday, July 4, 2012

Time flies when you're having fun...

It's 4:30am and I'm barely going to sleep, been working on some files and getting a new listing on the MLS in between watching some TV, I guess time flies when you're having fun...

Tuesday, July 3, 2012

Facebook Ads

I just posted my first Facebook Ad... Hopefully I did everything right and it generates some new business...

Monday, July 2, 2012

Busy Day

A lot of my day today was wasted on putting out fires (attending to issues on certain files) and then running around to get my State & City business licenses before 5:00pm. However, tomorrow will be different, I'm getting at least one of my new listings on the MLS and hopefully if I can get the property pictures for my second one, getting that one on the MLS as well...

Friday, June 29, 2012

Don't Miss Out on the Newest Listings - CLICK NOW!

Marcelo V. Mayol
702-812-9990


Some websites provide a great property search, but you still need to come back and search again and again to stay on top of the market. Now there's a better way. Sign up for the Dream Home Finder service and let someone else do the tedious research for you. No obligation and no cost. When new listings come to market that match your needs, you will either get a call or an email, whichever you prefer. CLICK ON THE PICTURE ABOVE!!!

Thursday, October 27, 2011

Three people arrested in mortgage, foreclosure scam - News - ReviewJournal.com

I tell people all the time that these operations are a scam, but people just don't listen. I'd like to know when the banks are going to get penalized for their "Loan Modification" scams? A so-called "Loan Modification" is the bank's way of squeezing three more months of mortgage payments out of you. They do it by putting you on a three month "trial period" and then on the fourth month you're told that you don't qualify. And just like that, the bank got three month's more mortgage payments out of you!!!

Three people arrested in mortgage, foreclosure scam - News - ReviewJournal.com

Saturday, October 8, 2011

Nevada Announces New 'Foreclosure Fraud Reform' Law www.dsnews.com

Nevada Announces New 'Foreclosure Fraud Reform' Law
www.dsnews.com

http://www.dsnews.com/articles/nevada-announces-new-foreclosure-fraud-reform-law-2011-09-29

I think this will be a double edged sword and possibly hurt more folks than it actually helps. There are so many people already that miss the opportunity to Short Sale either because of misinformation or just not doing anything at all about their mortgage situation. Now, once homeowners get the word that there is a chance of the bank not being able to foreclose on them, they will wait and stall until the very last moment thinking that there is a way for them to stay in their home. However, by then the bank will produce all necessary paperwork and the option to Short Sale will be lost because there won't be enough time and the property will end up being foreclosed on anyway.

Friday, October 7, 2011

Email thread and voicemails...

I cannot understand why Realtors do not include the chain or thread of emails in their emails. It is idiotic to me when I'm having an email conversation with someone and all the previous emails aren't there for me to review so I can see what was previously said and by whom. It's a very simple settings change to include all previous emails in your email.

In addition to to including the conversation history in the emails, is it that complicated that Realtors don't know how to have a signature block with their contact information in it.

Also, why don't people learn how to leave a proper message. Leaving a message that says "call me" is asinine.
When you leave a message you should say who you are and what you're calling about, while trying to include as much detail as possible. If you leave a message that only says "call me", when that person calls you back and you don't answer what type of voicemail is that person supposed to leave for you since you said absolutely nothing other than call me.

Whew! I've been wanting to get that off my chest for awhile now. LOL

Monday, September 26, 2011

Offers received...

Received offers on two different Short Sale listings this weekend. Once my sellers sign them tonight, the fun can begin. Sending the offers into the bank(s) and negotiating the terms of the Short Sale is much more interesting to me than marketing the property and waiting for an offer to come in.

After the initial phase of meeting with the sellers to address their needs and concerns and to determine if I can help them or not, comes the marketing phase where I determine a price, put the property on the market for sale, and all the other things that I do for exposure. After this I'm basically waiting for an offer to come in before I can do anything else. Sure, I'm continually marketing the property on Craigslist and other websites daily, lowering the price weekly, holding Open Houses, and talking to the bank every Thursday but until an offer comes I feel like I'm not accomplishing anything.

Once I have an offer to send in, then I have something concrete to discuss with the bank(s). I can then have the bank(s) start their process of ordering an appraisal, assigning a negotiator to the file, and then determining an acceptable net proceeds amount. It's all downhill from this point...

Saturday, September 24, 2011

Lowball offers...

Why do buyers' agents submit lowball offers on my Short Sale listings without running the comps? If I have a property priced at $200K (based on Fair Market Value/FMV) some buyers' agent will send me a "low-ball" offer for $160K. It never fails. Then when I ask the buyers' agent if this offer is based on him or her recently running the comps, I always hear "no", that's just what my buyer wanted to offer. That makes no sense and also means that the buyer's agent is not doing their job by running the comps to determine FMV and advising their client(s) accordingly. Yes, the banks are discounting properties to get them sold, but it has to be within reason. Banks are NOT accepting ridiculous "low-ball" offers.