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Is Your Bank Offering You CASH To Short Sale….Open All Of The Mail! | Kris and Kimberly Darney

We know that your mail box is full of letters from your lender, but did you know that most lenders are reaching out to their clients with Snail Mail….offering Cash incentives to Short Sale?  Here is a list of a few that we know of…stay tuned for updates as we get them you with get them.

Bank of America Florida Enhanced Short Sale Relocation Assistance Program: Incentive payments for relocation assistance range between $5,000 and $20,000. The program is being offered on a limited basis for investor-approved, pre-offer short sales.  The short sale must be initiated between September 26 and November 30, 2011 and close by August 31, 2012. 

Bank of America Cooperative Program: In this program, qualified households that participate in this short sale program will receive $2500 at closing.

HAFA: In this program, qualified households who participate in this program (which has both short sale and deed-in-lieu of foreclosure options) receive $3000 at closing. (Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac also participate in HAFA.)

Chase & Citi Bank: Both of these mortgage lenders are now sending certain borrowers letters offering them the option of participating in a short sale for a significant incentive (often between 20,000 and 35,000 dollars). Read the fine print on the offer and follow all of the rules in order to receive this incentive at closing.

Wells Fargo: WellsFargo frequently sends borrowers letters asking them to participate in a short sale and offering an incentive in the letter. Sellers should read their mail and save the letter so that they can redeem the incentive at closing (usually between three and five thousand dollars).

Ocwen: Ocwen frequently sends borrowers letters asking them to participate in a short sale and offering an incentive in the letter. Sellers should read their mail and save the letter so that they can redeem the incentive at closing (usually between three and five thousand dollars).

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