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Comment on Listing ad removed from bulk feed months ago, but it still appears on Yahoo? by Koolkat

Koolkat — Wed, 31 Mar 2010 18:30:59 +0000

If it’s any consolation, there appear to be ads from 2008 still in there, too, which I am sure must be sold by now!

The FAQs appear to be written for the advertiser’s view of the pages, as I can’t see the links they refer to, for checking who sent in your feed.

One thing that may have happened was, there was a glitch on the day you tried to remove this listing. A strange thing to try, which MIGHT work, would be to put this property back into the feed for one day, then removing it the next. This might pick up this orphaned one. Of course it might just come up as a new separate listing, and that disappear te following day.

This is NOT an ordinary ad-removal issue, it is a technical problem with the site, and they should have someone prepared to accept a bug report. So approach it as a bug report, using your listing as evidence, rather than asking them to remove your listing.
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Comment on Listing ad removed from bulk feed months ago, but it still appears on Yahoo? by Ed Atun

Ed Atun — Wed, 31 Mar 2010 17:59:59 +0000

There is a Yahoo Team member who oversees each of the different categories on the site. But none of them seem excited about the Real Estate section. All the effort goes into Finance, Sports, and Shine.

You can call 866-562-7219. That number is only for paying customers but that should include you. It is the Customer Service desk.

help.yahoo.com is worth trying. But they don’t answer you very explicitly. So explain your problem as clearly as you did in this question.
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Comment on Listing ad removed from bulk feed months ago, but it still appears on Yahoo? by tim g

tim g — Wed, 31 Mar 2010 17:19:59 +0000

http://search.yahoo.com/search?p=contact+yahoo&fr=ush-ans&ygmasrchbtn=Web+Search
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Comment on realestate short sale? by Santa Clara County Realtor

Santa Clara County Realtor — Thu, 25 Mar 2010 23:56:59 +0000

What you meantioned I’ve never heard of. Do NOT give anyone power of attorney. That is crazy!! And why would you want to put it in a trust?

If your goal is to get rid of the property, talk to an attorney and an accountant to understand the legal and tax ramifications.

I’ve done several short sales for clients and recommend you connect with a realtor who is knowledgable in Short Sales. She/he can get you in contact with an accountant and lawyer, if you don’t know of one.

Good luck!
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Comment on realestate short sale? by Lafoo28

Lafoo28 — Thu, 25 Mar 2010 23:23:59 +0000

Certainly don't do "short sale" unless you have time to kill because this can be a very lengthy process and you might not even end up with the house. Most of the time too, you end up investing a lot of money into the house because people are not caring for the house since they can't keep it anyway. I've looked at short-sales and they are all being left in disastrous states.
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Comment on realestate short sale? by golferwhoworks

golferwhoworks — Thu, 25 Mar 2010 22:53:59 +0000

What? the bank or lender approves any offers made and then sends it to any PMI company for their approval. Once both have agreed then the house can be sold. The current owner retains all rights in the home unless it forecloses
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Comment on realestate short sale? by Steve D

Steve D — Thu, 25 Mar 2010 22:32:59 +0000

If you do not understand what is being proposed, see a lawyer. But before you start, know this, you cannot short sale a house without the mortgage lender's approval. Also, do not give anyone power of attorney unless you understand the full ramifications of the act.
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Comment on How are Banksters doing lately with all that Frozen Assets in RealEstate? by David_the_Great

David_the_Great — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 01:30:59 +0000

They are sitting on them until the market really improve. See what happened to Silverado S&L back in the 1990′s. In the late 90′s, the assets were sold for a huge profit.

DTG
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Comment on How are Banksters doing lately with all that Frozen Assets in RealEstate? by Baron

Baron — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 01:21:59 +0000

As far as I know the BANKS are getting bail out moneys and do not really care if the property’s go to hell or not and the BANKS are in no hurry to discount such said property’s ,cause they get paid to do nothing..bail out moneys…..Bankateers have not changed sense the initial fall of wall street they are still criminals…baron
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Comment on How are Banksters doing lately with all that Frozen Assets in RealEstate? by sound_of_the_silenced2

sound_of_the_silenced2 — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 01:07:59 +0000

That guy that took his house out with a bulldozer last week had the right idea.
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