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  • Sellers Need To Be Committed To Selling Their Homes In A Short Sale.

    Sellers Need To Be Committed To Selling Their House In A Short SaleHandling a short sale transaction is a very complicated matter.  There is an exuberant amount of work needed to be done by the listing agent and not a lot of time to do it.  So before an agent starts they should ask themselves a series of questions to see if they have the ...
    Posted to Team Carpentieri Blog (Weblog) by 542499 on November 26, 2007
  • Agents & Sellers Beware Of The Bank In A Short Sale

    Agents And Sellers Beware Of The Bank In A Short Sale     Real Estate agents and sellers need to beware of the banks and the mortgage companies that are involved in today’s short sale market.  It is not so much what they are saying that is turning heads, buy what they are not saying might cost ...
    Posted to Team Carpentieri Blog (Weblog) by 542499 on November 17, 2007
  • Florida Foreclosures

    Florida ForeclosuresIt seems like everybody is pointing the finger blaming someone else for the recent explosion of foreclosures seen in the Florida real estate market.  The truth of the matter is everybody played a role, and now nobody wants to get caught holding the bag.Mortgage brokers continuously say that they were only trying to help ...
    Posted to Team Carpentieri Blog (Weblog) by 542499 on November 15, 2007
  • Short Sales Part II

    “Short Sales” are quickly becoming today’s number one growing market niche here in central Florida.  I recently went to a continuing education seminar in which I found some truly amazing statistics and information.  As of right now 1 in every 8 transactions is a short sale and by next year we expect that number to grow ...
    Posted to Team Carpentieri Blog (Weblog) by 542499 on September 19, 2007
  • Everbody Benefits From A Short Sale

    A short sale or “pre-foreclosure” allows the seller to sell a property even though the NET PROCEEDS are NOT enough to cover the principle balance on the mortgage.  It is a winning scenario for all parties involved. It’s great for the buyer because the buyer usually pays under market value for the house.  Typically ...
    Posted to Team Carpentieri Blog (Weblog) by 542499 on September 5, 2007