Why Would A Bank Agree To Do A Short Sale?

Hello again. I’m Mark Alan Adams, owner and founder of the Mark Alan Adams Team. We are Orlando’s premier short sale team. Today we would like to talk to you about a question that many homeowners have. Why would a bank agree to do a short sale?

Quite simply, banks are in business to lend money and, in turn, receive payments on that money. Banks are not in business to own property and property management. So, a Orlando short sale is a more financially beneficial option for the banks than a trustee sale or foreclosure sale.

In a Orlando short sale, a bank will make 10%-40% more money at the Orlando short sale than they would with a trustee sale. So it just makes more sense for the bank to do a short sale instead of a trustee sale.

To find out more about us and more about Orlando short sales there should be a link to the right of this video on our website called short sale package. Click on that link and download that package today. Within that package to find out more information about us. More importantly, you will find out more information about short sales and what to expect during a short sale. You can find out what to expect from us in your Orlando short sale if you choose to hire us and what we would expect from you. We hope to talk with you soon.

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