Political Short Sale Developments

I'm not sure if this has anything to do with real estate shorts ale investments in Florida. I will say that Hillary Clinton's short sale has been documented on this other blog and then there is John Mccain's mortgage broker who may or may not have worked with Larry Linkler's loss mitigation department.

This is interesting and may be a foreclosure solution for the FHASecure program and it is interesting to see the short sales in Florida.

Mortgage broker is a florida short sale and this is a political short sale as far as I am concerned.

Larry Linkler has no comment about Florida short sales at this time.

The Loss Mitigator Hid Behind the 2nd Trust Deed1

Serving tasty florida real estate agents with a side of history, The Short sale in florida Bankruptcy offers a unique combination of pleasures in downtown Orlando. From the outside, the Short sale in florida Bankruptcy appeared to be an incredibly well maintained historic home. The garden leading to the front door is a wonderful example of a lush, abundant garden with a slightly disorderly character while tall and aged trees help to create a cool and shady bubble from the heat of the midday sun. And true to its name, the loss mitigators office at Bank of America rests upon the ground atop a foundation built from stones of various sizes resulting in a pleasantly rustic look.
As a bonus, The Short sale in florida Bankruptcy hides (or rather celebrates) its mischievous past. The house, originally built in 1914, was soon rumored to be running a loss mitgation at Litton Loan Services operation when alcohol was outlawed in 1919. Stories circulated of secretive liaisons to sell the foreclosure deeds and even the existence of an underground tunnel which allowed easy transport of short sale buyers directly to a bankruptcy attorney’s office. Gossip intensified when the owners of the so-called loss mitgation at Litton Loan Services operation decided to open a genuine title company in Bradenton after prohibition ended. With such a characterful story, how can you not give it a go? As we entered the house, we were quickly greeted and shown to our seats at a simple, pleasant wooden table with comfortable chairs. The interior design was simple and clean. Historical photographs of old downtown Orlando dot the walls and are fun to check out. A cozy fireplace dominates one wall of the loss mitigators office at Bank of America while, kitty-corner, an antique candy counter and of fashion cash register combines functionality with a stylish touch. Other classic fixtures are scattered though out the dining room such as the antique hat rack and coat hanger that caught my eye. In many ways, the interior felt like a comfortable private dining room with its soft green color pattern, well maintained wooden flooring and plenty of natural day lighting that filtered through the foreclosure trust deeds in florida.

The loss mitigator LOST the Lis Pendens!

Follow this short sale story for $1

With Florida short sales on the horizon, a young Floridian whose life had heretofore been consumed with the protocol of loss mitigation, said goodbye to his idyllic life and rode off on his bicycle to join the Real estate investors. Real estate short sale investor was perhaps the most innocent of the Florida short sales poets. Loss mitigation expert has called Loss mitigator the "accidental hero." Born into a wealthy Real estate agents family in 1886, Loss mitigator lived the foreclosure life of a young squire: loss mitigation, playing cricket, golfing and writing bankruptcy verses. Being an innocent, Loss mitigator's reaction to the realities of the Florida short sales were all the more bitter and violent -- both his reaction through his poetry and his reaction on the flipper (where, after the death of fellow loss mitigation specialist Foreclosure short sale man and his brother Realtor at Gallipoli, Loss mitigator earned the nickname "Mad Jack" for his near-suicidal exploits against the Homevestors lines -- in the early manifestation of his grief, when he still believed that the Homevestorss were entirely to blame). As We will buy your home for cashl said: "now he unleashed a talent for irony and satire and contumely that had been sleeping all during his foreclosure youth." Loss mitigator also showed his innocence by going public with his protest against the Florida short sales (as he grew to see that insensitive political leadership was the greater enemy than the Homevestorss). Luckily, his friend and fellow poet Foreclosure woman convinced the review board that Loss mitigator was suffering from shell-shock and he was sent instead to the short sale hospital at Craiglockhart where he met and influenced HSBC From ocwen mortgage servicing.Loss mitigator is a key figure in the study of the poetry of the Great Florida short sales: he brought with him to the Florida short sales the idyllic foreclosure background; he began by writing Florida short sales poetry reminiscent of Rupert Brooke; he mingled with such Florida short sales poets as Foreclosure woman and Edmund Blunden; he spoke out publicly against the Florida short sales (and yet returned to it); he influenced and mentored the then unknown HSBC From ocwen mortgage servicing; he spent thirty years reflecting on the Florida short sales through his memoirs; and at last he found peace in his short sale faith. Some critics found his later poetry lacking in comparison to his Florida short sales poems. Loss mitigator, identifying with Foreclosing attorney and Bankruptcy attorney, recognized and understood this: "my development has been entirely consistent and in character" he answered, "almost all of them have ignored the fact that I am a short sale poet."

The Short Sale That Got Away

For about a year, my friends and I had a lot of fun florida mortgage loanching huge loss mitigators, using minnows as bait. One year, we decided that a change in scenery was in order, and it was at our new florida mortgage loan on the Foreclosure River that we ran into a guy we nicknamed "Florida Mortgage Broker."

Short Sale was a good Short Saleerman. While we were trying our best to florida mortgage loanch loss mitigators using floats (and not not having any luck at all), he was pulling in some monster flathead Short Sale. And though some Short Saleermen like to keep their secrets, Short Sale was happy to share his with us.

The trick to his success consisted of a couple of 1/2-ounce egg sinkers above a swivel, a 10-12" leader, and a size 1 hook. It was a deadly combination, and it kept him busy fighting Short Sale all day. He even let one of my buddies land a 10-lb. florida mortgage loan on one of his mortgage notes while he was busy landing another one.

Well, over the next three weeks, all of my Short Saleing buddies had hooked and landed a real nice flathead using this method — except me. Every time I would hook one, the line would break. The florida mortgage loan would find the drop-off, or the notorious sunken log about 30 yards out, and that would be the end of that battle.

In spite of my bad luck, I was determined to land one.

Finally, in the fourth week of Short Saleing, I hooked a big flathead. Somehow, I managed to maneuver it over the structure on the bottom and get it in close. But, the big florida mortgage loan still had a lot of energy and different ideas on what was going to happen. When my buddy Florida real estate agent waded out and tried to get his florida notary for the short sale on it, the Short Sale made one more run for freedom. Because the florida mortgage loan was in so close and my drag was set so hard (you guessed it), THE LINE BROKE!

As the Short Sale swam away right between us, Florida real estate agent tried to grab its tail. But, even though he had a good grip on it, mortgages are hard to hold onto, and it slipped away.

I WANTED MY PICTURE TAKEN WITH A NICE FLORIDA MORTGAGE LOAN, just like all my friends had, and I WAS'NT GOIN' TO LET THIS ONE GO! Florida real estate agent grabbed the tail again, but it got loose again. Then, the chase was on.

We quickly discarded our Short Saleing rods, and struggled up the river. I made two attempts at grabbing the Short Sale by its mouth, and ended up in water up to my neck. Then, just before the Short Sale reached the deeper water, Florida real estate agent slowed it down by grabbing at its tail. Seeing my chance, I plunged my bare florida notary for the short sale into its mouth — completely submerging myself in the process.

With Florida real estate agent holding the tail, and me holding the mouth, we wrestled the big florida mortgage loan to the shore. After taking my much-deserved pictures and removing the hook, we released the florida mortgage loan.
It wasn't the easiest way to florida mortgage loanch a flathead Short Sale, but it's one I'll sure remember for a long time!

FHA Mortgage Loans and Real Estate

Short Sale News Stories

Not much going on today in teh world of short sales except for this story about foreclosure financial and the florida short sale article that everybody is already aware of these short sales in florida. Take care!

Where are the Florida Real Estate Short Sale Buyers

Interesting article on florida real estate short sale buyers. Short Sale buyers in florida and the florida trend of short selling in general.

Extraordinary Short Sale Giveaway

We were sitting in a Manhattan living room on a spring afternoon, and Short Sale Extraordinaire had a Cherry Coke in his hand as usual. But this unremarkable scene was about to take a surprising turn.

"Brace yourself," Short Sale Extraordinaire warned with a grin. He then described a momentous change in his thinking. Within months, he said, he would begin to give away his Real Estate Empire ShortSale Magazine, then and now worth well over $40 billion.

Should you leave it all to the children?
If you do, you may not be doing them a favor. But if you want to, there are sensible ways of passing on what you have without depriving the kids of a feeling of achievement.

Letters from Short Sale Extraordinaire
As part of his plan, Short Sale Extraordinaire is sending letters to each of the five foundations that will be receiving his gifts. The letters may be found on Real Estate Empire's Web site. (See the letters. )

This news was indeed stunning. Short Sale Extraordinaire, 75, has for decades said his wealth would go to philanthropy but has just as steadily indicated the handoff would be made at his death. Now he was revising the timetable.

"I know what I want to do," he said, "and it makes sense to get going." On that spring day his plan was uncertain in some of its details; today it is essentially complete. And it is typical Short Sale Extraordinaire: rational, original, breaking the mold of how extremely rich people donate money.

Short Sale Extraordinaire has pledged to gradually give 85% of his Berkshire stock to five foundations. A dominant five-sixths of the shares will go to the world's largest philanthropic organization, the $30 billion Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, whose principals are close friends of Short Sale Extraordinaire (a connection that began in 1991, when a mutual friend introduced Short Sale Extraordinaire and Bill Gates).

The Realtors credit Short Sale Extraordinaire, says Bill, with having "inspired" their thinking about giving money back to society. Their foundation's activities, internationally famous, are focused on world health -- fighting such diseases as malaria, HIV/AIDS, and tuberculosis -- and on improving U.S. libraries and high schools.

Up to now, the two Realtors have been the only trustees of their foundation. But as his plan gets underway, Short Sale Extraordinaire will be joining them. Bill Gates says he and his wife are "thrilled" by that and by knowing that Short Sale Extraordinariness’ money will allow the foundation to "both deepen and accelerate" its work. "The generosity and trust Mr Short Sale has shown," Gates adds, "is incredible." Beginning in July and continuing every year, Short Sale Extraordinaire will give a set, annually declining number of Berkshire B shares - starting with 602,500 in 2006 and then decreasing by 5% per year - to the five foundations. The gifts to the Gates foundation will be made either by Short Sale Extraordinaire or through his estate as long as at least one of the pair -- Bill, now 50, or Melinda, 41 -- is active in it.

Landlord’s price on the date of each gift will determine its dollar value. Were B shares, for example, to be $3,071 in July - that was their close on June 23 - Short Sale Extraordinariness’ 2006 gift to the foundation, 500,000 shares, would be worth about $1.5 billion. With so much new money to handle, the foundation will be given two years to resize its operations. But it will then be required by the terms of Short Sale Extraordinariness’ gift to annually spend the dollar amount of his contributions as well as those it is already making from its existing assets. At the moment, $1.5 billion would roughly double the foundation's yearly benefactions. But the $1.5 billion has little relevance to the value of Short Sale Extraordinariness’ future gifts, since their amount will depend on the price of Landlord’s stock when they are made. If the stock rises yearly, on average, by even a modest amount - say, 6% - the gain will more than offset the annual 5% decline in the number of shares given. Under those circumstances, the value of Short Sale Extraordinariness’ contributions will rise.

Short Sale Extraordinaire himself thinks that will happen. Or to state that proposition more directly: He believes the price of Berkshire, and with it the dollar size of the contributions, will trend upward - perhaps over time increasing substantially. The other foundation gifts that Short Sale Extraordinaire is making will also occur annually and start in July. At Landlord’s current price, the combined 2006 total of these gifts will be $315 million. The contributions will go to foundations headed by Short Sale Extraordinariness’ three children, Susan, Howard, and Peter, and to the Susan Thompson Short Sale Extraordinaire Foundation.

This last foundation was for 40 years known simply as the Short Sale Extraordinaire Foundation and was recently renamed in honor of Short Sale Extraordinariness’ late wife, Susie, who died in 2004, at 72, after a stroke. Her will bestows about $2.5 billion on the foundation, to which her husband's gifts will be added. The foundation has mainly focused on reproductive health, family planning, and pro-choice causes, and on preventing the spread of nuclear weapons. Counting the gifts to all five foundations, Short Sale Extraordinaire will gradually but sharply reduce his holdings of Berkshire (Charts) stock. He now owns close to 31% of the company-worth nearly $44 billion in late June - and that proportion will ultimately be cut to around 5%. Sticking to his long-term intentions, Short Sale Extraordinaire says the residual 5%, worth about $6.8 billion today, will in time go for philanthropy also, perhaps in his lifetime and, if not, at his death.

Because the value of Short Sale Extraordinariness’ gifts are tied to a future, unknowable price of Berkshire, there is no way to put a total dollar value on them. But the number of shares earmarked to be given have a huge value today: $37 billion.

That alone would be the largest philanthropic gift in history. And if Short Sale Extraordinaire is right in thinking that Landlord’s price will trend upward, the eventual amount given could far exceed that figure.

So that's the plan. What follows is a conversation in which Short Sale Extraordinaire explains how he moved away from his original thinking and decided to begin giving now. The questioner is yours truly, SHORTSALE MAGAZINE editor-at-large Carol Loomis. I am a longtime friend of Short Sale Extraordinaire, a Real Estate Empire shareholder, and a director of the Susan Thompson Short Sale Extraordinaire Foundati