The document discusses a real estate transaction where the seller owed $315,000 to two mortgage companies but their home was only sold for $114,100, leaving $200,900 in negative equity. The first mortgage paid the realtor commissions of $6,846 and $6,000 to settle the second mortgage, and also paid the buyer's closing costs of $3,400. Both mortgage companies waived the remaining debt and agreed not to pursue further legal action, saving the seller from having to pay anything additional or sign a promissory note. The seller also received $3,000 in relocation money.
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1. ACI/Citimortgage-GH
Aurora paid Realtor’s
commissions of $6,846.
Seller did not have to pay
Realtors' commissions.
First mortgage paid
$6,000 to
ACI/Citimortgage
mortgage to settle the
second mortgage. Seller
did not have to pay
anything to settle the debt
to the second mortgage.
Seller owed
$315,000 to Aurora
Bank and
ACI/Citimortgage,
home was sold for
$114,100.
Saved Seller
$200,900 in negative
equity.
The First Mortgage,
Aurora Bank paid
Buyer's closing costs
of $3,400.
Wavier of Deficiency!
Bank will forgive the
remaining debt! No
further legal collection
action.
Seller did not have to pay anything and
did not have to sign a promissory note.
We got the Seller $3,000 in relocation
money!