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Bank Owned Commercial Real Estate in the Old Mill District
Bend Oregon’s Mercato Development Site The crown jewel of development land in Bend, Oregon. Formerly the location of the Mercato planned development, this 4.31 acre commercial property lies directly between Downtown and the Old Mill district, and very near the banks of the Deschutes River. If you are looking for high profile commercial real estate [...]
G-Mac: Central Oregon Real Estate Challenges of Today’s Housing Market
Okay, been awhile since I posted, but better late than never. I recently completed a short sale on a Central Oregon home with G-Mac (for those of you who don’t know who I am referring to, you have to read beyond the dash). My client was looking to avoid foreclosure and the nasty potential deficiency [...]
How to beat a bank in 5 days: Final Chapter
How to Beat a Bank in 5 days: Conclusion This is the final part to a multi-episode, written depiction of a real life short sale. It’s been awhile since I last updated this story, partly because we were working the short sale and partly because the outcome was so brutal. After much waiting, I beat [...]
How to beat a bank in 5 days: Part III
How to beat a bank in 5 days: Part III This is the 3rd part to a multi-episode, written depiction of a real life short sale. Part I: http://www.movetobend.com/2011/03/how-to-beat-a-bank-in-5-days-part-i/ Part II: http://www.movetobend.com/2011/03/how-to-beat-a-bank-in-5-days-part-ii/ Note from the author (me): Short sales and the rules and regulations banks try (and butcher) are changing every day. Even though I [...]
How to beat a bank in 5 days: Part II
How to beat a bank in 5 days: Part II The following is the second part to the blog series “How to beat a bank in 5 days: http://www.movetobend.com/2011/03/how-to-beat-a-bank-in-5-days-part-i/ Day 3: Day 1 and 2 consisted of mad scrambling to get each and every document to the lender. After running around town and a tremendous [...]
How to beat a bank in 5 days: Part I
Challenge Time A good friend of mine calls some of the near impossible short sales I complete “trophies”. Similar to a hunter who mounts his kills throughout his house, I collect short sale victories despite overwhelming odds and limited chance of success. This may sound a bit egotistical, but it helps preserve what little bit [...]
Props to SunTrust Mortgage
Props to SunTrust Mortgage In all of the real estate short sale turmoil, I have to take a few minutes and rant (positively) about SunTrust mortgage. In all honesty, I have no question the listing broker’s diligence was a big part of the recent approval. However, SunTrust just approved a short sale in approximately 50 [...]
Ultimate fighting championship: Humans vs. B of A
Okay, back again with revenge of the people. What started as a blog campaign to help people understand the flawed and brutal short sale gauntlet, has turned into a mixture of factual information and emotional rants. I can’t help it. I’m a type “A” individual who lives and dies by emotional responses to nearly every [...]
B of A provides self-incriminating short sale evidence
Good things come to those who wait! I have been dying to write about this. Seriously, other than obtaining our Facebook MovetoBend page, this is the single most exciting thing that happened today! (maybe this week) After digging for information, etc. on their short sale and help for homeowner programs, I found the single biggest [...]
Acronym Antonyms
Quicklist of definitions for housing market help programs: TARP- Troubled administration rapes public HAMP- Hopeless Airheads Making Problems HAFA- Helpless after feds’ aid MHAPG(Making Home Affordable Program)- Must have assistance passing gas…at least there’s remedies when this comes up OMGICBTAATTTUTIAH- Oh my God, I can’t believe they are actually trying to tell us this is [...]
Fells Wargo
This post was going to be about the US Treasury allocation of funds and then Wells Fargo asking for documents (documents they already received) and corrections to documents for a short sale. But instead, I’m going to focus on the short sales first, before I move on to the US Treasury (which, if the Treasury [...]

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