Short Sale Deal Case Study – Part 1

September 4, 2010 by Mike Moulton  
Filed under Buying Houses, General, Weekly Tips

AskMike Real Estate Training This week on AskMike, Mike Moulton takes you on a ride in his MDU (Mobile Deal Unit) on the streets to a real estate deal that he is working on that requires a short sale.  Mike discusses the deal overview on the way to the property and then debriefs afterward.  This is an interesting deal because the loan is in a deceased borrowers name.  Watch the video below for the details and see the numbers of the transaction below.  Mike will introduce new videos as the deal unfolds.  A special thanks to Tim from California for writing in and asking us to walk through a deal.

Here are the high level numbers for the deal (I update to more precise digits in a later video as we work the deal):

House value in market condition = $185K

Current mortgage balance (1 loan) = $176K plus a few back payments, interest, etc.

Estimated Repairs (carpet, paint, appliances, blinds) = $6K

Our offer to the lender = $130, 562 (we always offer a “calculated” number, not rounded off). Generally we take about 85% of what we think the BPO (broker price opinion) or appraisal would be, then 85% of that number (approximately).

If you missed last weeks video on “Can a Foreclosure Be Reversed Back to A Short Sale” then click the linked text.

Also, if you have a question you’d like answered, please visit our contact us page and submit it to The Sharp Investor.

Take Care and Happy Investing!

Mike

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