unique visitor counter
David Podgursky Boynton Beach Realtor

Archives for the ‘Short Sales’ Category

Short Sales – when you do NOT need one!

By David A. Podgursky, MBA • Apr 12th, 2008 • Category: Short Sales

“Short Sales” is the hot catch phase these days in Florida. Everyone in Real Estate and Mortgages talks about them… and for different reasons.
As a Florida Mortgage Professional, I get calls and emails all the time from worried homeowners wondering if they should start Short Sale Proceedings.
There are a few ways to decide whether [...]



Short Sales – Where Does the Rest of the Money Go??

By David A. Podgursky, MBA • Apr 10th, 2008 • Category: Short Sales

Thinking about a Short Sale got you frustrated?
One common question that comes up quite often in discussing Short Sales with people who call me with questions is:
If my Mortgage is for $150,000 and the Short Sale is for $100,000, what happens to the $50,000??
Well… good question. Believe it or not if you structure the Short [...]



Florida Mortgage | Short Sales do not always mean that the Realtor does not get paid!

By David A. Podgursky, MBA • Nov 5th, 2007 • Category: Residential, Short Sales

After reading a lot about short sales and those people that love or loathe them, one theme keeps coming up that makes me understand new topics for Continuing Education that would be exceedingly timely right now.
So many Realtors show their clients short sale or bank owned properties just to see the Mortgage Broker, [...]



Florida Mortgage | Short Sales & Bank Owned Properties

By David A. Podgursky, MBA • Oct 28th, 2007 • Category: Residential, Short Sales

Right now one of the most popular requests that I am hearing is that someone wants to buy a bank owned or short sale property.  These two property types are very similar in that they both entail negotiating with the bank for the ultimate purchase price.
The other similarity is that in both instances you are [...]