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I have put in 5 offers in the past 3 months for Short Sale Homes. They all were asking price, and I haven’t gotten responses from any of the banks about my offers. My realtor keeps giving me the same answer “I can’t do anything about the wait.” She doesn’t give me any more information than that. What are your experiences with Short Sales?

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