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Are you emailing your package to the Bank's listing agent or to the seller direct? I'm assuming to the LA, since most of the larger mortgage servicers use asset management companies to market their assets. I like the email idea, no one utilizes that in my area. And, is it Michigan law you have to submit a agency disclosure with your offers? Just curious, we do not have that requirement in FL.
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I email the offer to the listing agent, seller or bank. Whomever I'm dealing with. Yes it is MI law that we have the agency disclosure.
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Banks will never work within your timeframe. We have received excepted offers on 75 day old offers we forgot about and they suddenly want us to perform in the next 15 minutes. It is just the way banks work. I recommended accepting it, embracing it and continue to write offers.
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