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Do I have to fill out the 4056T if I am a seller in a Short Sale?

Posted on: 02nd Feb, 2011 01:14 pm
I have BofA and am trying to get a short sale to go through. My realtor is saying that if I don't fill this out that they will not approve the short sale. I don't see how or why the bank needs this information from a seller. I mean they already have my W-2's, SS#, paycheck stubs, last 2 tax returns, bank statements, etc. why do they need this information. The request has left me EXTREMELY wary.
My short sale experience is negligible, but frankly, nothing would surprise me. I can't begin to explain why a lender on the selling side would want a 4506T signed, but I'm sure it's not because they want it for themselves. It would more likely be an investor-driven condition, i.e. Fannie or Freddie (or whoever else it might be) requiring it - simply because of the nature of the transaction.

Purchasers now must sign one at application and again at closing. Why two? I don't have that answer, but again, I'm not surprised at most of what takes place in the mortgage industry any more.
Posted on: 02nd Feb, 2011 01:22 pm
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