Succesful Short Sale in Jacksonville Florida!

thumb-img
0 Comments

Successful Short Sale in Jacksonville, Florida

 Successful Short Sale in Jacksonville Florida!

 

The property: This was a single family home in Jacksonville with 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, little over 2000 square feet. On a cul de sac. The house needed some paint, carpet and a little tlc. 

Hardship: Loss of tenant, couldn’t get reliable tenants. Financial difficulties. 

Short sale scenario: One loan, with the lender being Select Portfolio Servicing. We were in  a multiple offer situation, with the highest and best offer submitted. The BPO was done before the offer was submitted. It took around 2 months from contract to closing.  This sold for 182k, the bank paid 7k towards the buyer’s closing costs. The seller owed around 245k. There was PMI on the loan, which the bank put into place on their own after the owner had bought and closed on it. The seller had a promissory note to pay to the PMI company.

  • Wells Fargo Financial
  • Navy Federal
  • Litton Loan
  • Wells Fargo
  • Bank of America
  • Select Portfolio Servicing, Inc
  • HSBC
  • Provident Funding
  • Litton
  • ING

If you find yourself in a short sale situation and want to know your options either call me at 904-910-3516 or email me at pam@pamgraham.com.

 

Categories:

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

976 Deer Chase Dr St. Augustine Fl 32086
976 Deer Chase Dr St. Augustine Fl 32086 Welcome home—where the drive in sets the
A plain-English guide to today’s housing affordability debate—mortgage ideas, MBS policy, portable rates, investor activity, and building supply—plus links to deep dives. Can We Fix Affordability Without Breaking the Market? A Plain-English Guide to the Latest Housing Ideas
Can We Fix Affordability Without Breaking the Market? A Plain-English Guide to the Latest Housing
Are builders sitting on vacant lots? Would building smaller homes help home prices? Vacant Lots, Smaller Homes, and the Housing Shortage Question: What’s Really Going On?
Vacant Lots, Smaller Homes, and the Housing Shortage Question: What’s Really Going On? This idea
St Johns County Real Estate Market Update January 2026 St. Johns County January 2026: Median Price Up, Fewer Homes Sold (Freeze Factor?)
St. Johns County January 2026: Median Price Up, Fewer Homes Sold (Freeze Factor?) The median
Clay County Fl Real Estate Market Update Real Estate Is Local: Clay County Home Sales Rose in January 2026 (Despite the Rumors)
Real Estate Is Local: Clay County Home Sales Rose in January 2026 (Despite the Rumors)
Jacksonville Real Estate Market Update Jacksonville Market Update (Jan 2026): Prices Down, Buyers Get Breathing Room, And My Pipes Froze
Jacksonville Market Update (Jan 2026): Prices Down, Buyers Get Breathing Room—And My Pipes Froze This
Should You Tap Your 401(k) to Buy a Home? The Home Savings Act Explained (Without the Jargon)
Should You Tap Your 401(k) to Buy a Home? The Home Savings Act Explained. The
Were Wall Street Investors Really Buying Up Duval County Homes? My Cash Investor Data (2020–2025) Were Wall Street Investors Really Buying Up Duval County Homes? My Cash Investor Data (2020–2025)
Were Wall Street Investors Really Buying Up Duval County Homes? My Cash Investor Data (2020–2025)
Could a $200B MBS Buying Plan Spark Another 2020-2022 Housing Frenzy in Northeast Florida? Lower interest rate: Could a $200B MBS Buying Plan Spark Another 2020-2022 Housing Frenzy in Northeast Florida?
“Not Again”: Could a $200B MBS Buying Plan Spark Another 2020-2022 Housing Frenzy in Northeast
Portable mortgages bringing your 3% rate with you to the next house. Portable Mortgages in the U.S.: Would Taking Your 3% Rate With You Help… or Hurt Housing Affordability?
Portable Mortgages in the U.S.: Would Taking Your 3% Rate With You Help… or Hurt
St Johns County Real Estate Market Update St. Johns County FL Market Report: December Surge Now, New-Year Shift Next
St. Johns County FL Market Report: December Surge Now, New-Year Shift Next The trend is
YouTube
Instagram
Tiktok