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I have a listing with a first and second with Wells Fargo. The first was approved a month ago and the second is giving me fits! My client is in Chpt. 13 BK. Court is aware that he is short selling the house. First lien never said a word about the bankruptcy but second now wants something from the court saying that they can negotiate with him.
Anyone ever run into this? Any suggestions?
I appreciate the help. I'm here in Myrtle Beach if anyone needs an agent in the area!
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Permalink Reply by MARK DENNY on December 1, 2010 at 6:44pm
Permalink Reply by Jennifer Mullen on December 1, 2010 at 8:22pm
Permalink Reply by Jennifer Mullen on December 13, 2010 at 10:46pm Hi Mark,
Just a quick update on this file... Second lien has decided that they can review the file and issue an approval contingent on the court order approving the short sale. As soon as we have the approval the bankruptcy atty will file the motion. Second liens apparantly have to operate under different rules with BK as their loans are not secured in the same way as the first lien. I'll let you know when we close:)
Permalink Reply by MARK DENNY on December 13, 2010 at 10:59pm Hello Jennifer,
Thanks for the update. I would love to hear about the outcome!

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