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In response to
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question, i am sure st has discussed this, but what are the issues with buying a home via a short sale?
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by
tRuMaN
I found this -- (link)
Posted by
Beaker (aka Anniebecca)
Mar 27 '11, 11:48
(No message)
http://homebuying.about.com/od/4closureshortsales/a/shortsalebasics.htm
(homebuying.about.com)
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there seem to be potential tax ramifications and maybe legal... -- nm
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Beaker
Mar 27, 11:49
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I think the tax ramifications relate to the seller. If the bank forgives a portion of the loan, that 'can' be considered income.
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MojaveMeg
Mar 27, 11:58
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So, if you buy a car and you get a 'rebate' for several thousand in the mail later, is that income? -- nm
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zeitgeist
Mar 27, 12:00
11
you want theory or actually what happens?
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tRuMaN
Mar 27, 12:03
1
how about a free flight for your airline miles? stay a few nights and get a free night? -- nm
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zeitgeist
Mar 27, 12:08
No, because that's a discount on the price of the car. The seller has reduced the price. But on a mortgage the bank is not the seller, they've only
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MojaveMeg
Mar 27, 12:03
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its still a post sale negotiation wherein the value of the house re-appraised based on new information, conditions -- nm
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zeitgeist
Mar 27, 12:11
when you get a rebate on a car, you pay tax on the full amount, right? -- nm
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amanda jones
Mar 27, 12:06
3
Not sure - but if you do, that's sales tax not income tax. -- nm
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MojaveMeg
Mar 27, 12:09
2
right, that's my point. it's different taxation. -- nm
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amanda jones
Mar 27, 12:11
1
and you're *paying* the full price -- you're just getting some back. -- nm
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amanda jones
Mar 27, 12:13
I don't see why it would be considered income when they are just renegotiating the sale price which can happen in other contracts -- nm
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zeitgeist
Mar 27, 12:02
2
because it's reducing your existing obligation to pay the full amount of the mortgage -- nm
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moles
Mar 27, 12:13
1
I think I am actually ok with shortages being income. I don't think sellers should be able to walk away with no ... whatever. -- nm
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amanda jones
Mar 27, 12:14
OTOH, my friends are buying an avocado orchard via a short sale :) -- nm
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MojaveMeg
Mar 27, 11:59
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