by Leila Mortaz | Apr 24, 2013 | Home Seller Tips, Short Sale Expert Advice, Short Sales, Uncategorized
With the rising home prices in California, most home owners are wondering if their home is still under water. In fact, according to ForeclosureRadar.com as of March 31, 2013, 1.8 Million homes out of $7.3 Million are still underwater. While 225,000 home owner had...
by Leila Mortaz | Mar 11, 2013 | Home Seller Tips, Short Sale Expert Advice, Short Sales
Banks have a very strange nut to crack with their attempts to romance Homeowners to participate in Short Sales. After all, these home owners have been ignoring the banks letter for the past 2 years and longer while living FREE at their home. But who can you blame the...
by Leila Mortaz | May 3, 2012 | Home Buyer Tips, Home Seller Tips, REOs, Short Sale Expert Advice, Short Sales
Today was the 3rd time that a leading Asset Management company sent us to our REO listing to confirm that Trash Service! And like the previous 2 times, there is NO trace of any work being done! And since there is no one accountable in the food chain, these delays and...
by Leila Mortaz | May 22, 2011 | Home Seller Tips, REOs, Short Sale Expert Advice
We just came across a clear case of Short Sale Fraud where a Listing Agent got a homeowner to list their Home headed to a Trustee Sale in 10 days as a selling Short; knowing full well that there is equity!? Here’s the full story: We recently got a call from a...
by Leila Mortaz | Oct 25, 2010 | REOs, San Jose Short Sales, Short Sale Expert Advice, Short Sales
I was flying back from Atlanta this Friday with Delta Airlines when I got my latest shock and joy of commercial air travel!! The nasty flight attendant grabbed my computer bag and instructed me forcefully that I am NOT allowed to put more than 1 bag above my seat! I...
by Leila Mortaz | Oct 18, 2010 | REOs, Short Sale Expert Advice
During a loan modification negotiations for a client we were shocked to discover that the employees of Collection Dept at the Tampa based Quantum Servicing were paid commissions to collect as much money as possible. Well, this might sound like good company policy; ...
