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		<title>Negotiating with Lenders on upside down properties</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Anyone who has tried to negotiate with their lender knows that the lenders are fully staffed with well-qualified, English-speaking decision-makers. On a percentage basis, our clients, and even our firm, prior to the initiation of a foreclosure suit, has had very little success dealing directly with lenders. It seems that the lender simply cannot afford [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Anyone who has tried to negotiate with their lender knows that the lenders are fully staffed with well-qualified, English-speaking decision-makers.  On a percentage basis, our clients, and even our firm, prior to the initiation of a foreclosure suit, has had very little success dealing directly with lenders.  It seems that the lender simply cannot afford to employ a sufficient number of decision makers, but instead employs several policy-makers who then instruct gnomes on phones – sorry, too Dr. Suessesq?</p>
<p>Our firm’s success, in avoiding deficiency judgments, typically comes from negotiating with the lender&#8217;s attorneys inside the scope of aggressively defending a foreclosure suit.  After gaining some leverage defending a foreclosure suit, where the lenders own attorney advises the lender to take a certain course of action, the lender is much more likely to listen.  In other words, the lender’s attorneys have the ear of decision-makers inside the lender’s offices.  </p>
<p>By comparison, the lender’s policy makers make policy based on the lender’s balance sheet that particular quarter.  This brings up another point, it is likely not important who hands the lender a short sale or loan mod package, outside the scope of foreclosure litigation, the lender’s balance sheet controls the decision-making. </p>
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