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Missy Caulk
January 25, 2011 at 9:09 pm
Excellent explanation Melissa. I am amazed at how many agents don’t know how to read them. I review before passing on to my buyers or sellers. On the short sale listings I have the Title company prepare them, they have the software that when you change a number it automatically changes the totals.
Since I hate math, I would never put myself in the position of messing up. Like you said it is too critical to getting that short sales closed.