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YTD Dollar Amount Of Repairs Completed:  $167,481.10

It seems that now days appraiser required repairs are almost the norm.  Looking back at the loans my team closed so far in 2014 over 40% had one repair or another required by the appraiser.  There is a misnomer out that that conventional financing is some how shielded from required repairs, that simply not true.  Now these transaction don’t have to fall apart simply because there is a busted window or missing toilet, in fact I don’t think any transaction should fall apart because of appraiser required repairs.  We have a number of options when it comes to seeing these transactions through to closing.  You can read all those options here.  I will say setting up a repair escrow is by far the most popular option.  In fact, 95% of the borrowers that ran into repair issues chose to deal with those repairs using a repair escrow.

If you have been following my previous post my team is playing a little game building a log home tracking how many loans we gets closed that have repairs.

Each block on the house represents $500 worth of repairs we escrowed for and had completed after closing.

With October over we only have 2 months left to complete the most important building “The Bar” slated to be constructed right next to the Real Estate Office.   I need your help to make this happen. If you have any repairs that need to be completed after closing give me a call!

 

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