We have a VA backed loan. If we do a short sale due to hardship, do we have to repay the difference?

2010 July 27
by publisher

Due to hardship and job relocation, we are having to sell our house. Its a VA loan and have been told a short sale is the best route. BUT, do we have to repay the difference from the actual sale price and the amount owed on the home?



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  1. Jim MrMortgage permalink
    July 27, 2010

    When you do a short sale, the bank has to accept the lower amount, that’s why it’s called a "short" sale.

    Sometimes, the bank will insist on a promissory note for the balance, but that’s rare.

    If you give me some information, I will see if I can help.

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