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		<title>REO, short sale, foreclosure&#8230;Tuolumne County..</title>
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We hear these terms all the time yet they all just seem to get jumbled together and used interchangeably. Why not take a quick moment and sort them out once and for all?


A Short Sale is a property that is in default but still technically owned by the owner. Banks give [...]]]></description>
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<p>We hear these terms all the time yet they all just seem to get jumbled together and used interchangeably. Why not take a quick moment and sort them out once and for all?</p>
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<div><strong><em>A Short Sale is a property that is in default but still technically owned by the owner.</em></strong> Banks give the owner permission to list the property for sale but also agree to accept less than the outstanding debt as a final sales price. The sales price on a short sale must always be approved by the bank and can be a quite lengthy process, often extending anywhere from 1 to 3 months as the bank collects offers on the property. Bottom line on a short sale: you&#8217;re buying from the owner, it&#8217;s still a bidding process, bank must approve all offers since they&#8217;re agreeing to take a loss.</div>
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<li><strong><em>A Foreclosure is a property currently in default where the bank has legally initiated foreclosure proceedings</em></strong>. Many times, properties in foreclosure are offered as short sales for the bank to avoid having to complete the foreclosure process or hold the property as inventory on their books.</li>
<li><strong><em>A REO (Real Estate Owned) is a property that has gone all the way through the foreclosure process and is now owned by the bank</em></strong>. Buyers purchase the home straight from the bank. A difference between short sales and REO properties that should be noted is the disclosure process. Since you&#8217;re dealing with the owner when buying a property at short sale, standard disclosures apply as you&#8217;re purchasing from the &#8220;occupant.&#8221; In the case of a REO, the bank has never &#8220;occupied&#8221; the property per se, so they are generally exempt from many of the standard disclosures.</li>
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<p>In the case of both short sales and REO properties, be ready to foot the bill for your own inspections and complete a thorough due diligence process.</p>
<p>Just to let you know that currently in Sonora, Jamestown, Columbia areas in Tuolunmne County&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;we currently have 7 Foreclosures/REO&#8217;s/Bank Owned homes and 16 Short Sales according to our MLS system.  Prices have declined to keep pace ~ great time to buy! Contact us today! Full Time &amp; Full Service Realtors ~ Deborah &amp; Dale</p>
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