Often Realtors end up relying on the one point of contact. This often is the negotiator assigned to the file. The agent calls, leaves a message and waits. I believe in an all out communication assault to get my file to the top of the pile. How:
First remember the 3 methods of modern communication:
- phone
- fax
Know your cast of characters:
- Negotiator
- Loss mitigation representatives
- Short Sale dept representatives
- Negotiator's supervisor
- Customer service
- Local law firm handling the sheriff sale.
All of these people have information that is helpful to your cause and all of them can carry information to the right sources if needed.
a. They can email your negotiator.
b. They can move your file along.
c. They can read you the notes on the file.
d. They can tell you how much the BPO came in at.
e. They can tell you if the BPO came in or if it was even ordered yet.
f. They can tell you where the file is in the process.
g. They can tell when the sheriff sale is.
h. They can postpone the sheriff sale.
Remember, "Idle hands, our the Devil's tools." Keep the file moving and an unwatched Short Sale will be a dead Short Sale.
Talk to you tomorrow.
Need more information, call me !
Mike Sher,
(248) 548-9100 x127
CDPE (Certified Distress Property Expert)
MCAR, Short Sale Trainer
Max Brook and Real Estate One Short Sale Specialist.
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