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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Connecticut Short Sale Addendum in our editor.
  2. Begin by filling in the Buyer and Seller information, including their names and addresses. This establishes the parties involved in the transaction.
  3. Next, specify the Property Address where the short sale is taking place. This is crucial for identifying the property in question.
  4. In Section 1, review and understand the definition of a short sale. Ensure both parties are aware of what this entails.
  5. For Section 2, enter the date by which Seller must obtain short sale approval from all Lienholders. This sets a clear timeline for both parties.
  6. Proceed to Section 3 and acknowledge that no Lienholder is obligated to accept a short sale. Both parties should be aware of potential additional terms.
  7. In Section 4, note that repairs may not be possible due to Seller's financial constraints. This protects Buyer’s rights under the Agreement.
  8. Complete Sections 5 and 6 regarding other offers and foreclosure disclosures, ensuring all necessary information is communicated clearly.
  9. Finally, have both Buyer and Seller sign and date at the bottom of the form to finalize it.

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The main purpose of an addendum is to formally add or clarify terms in a contract while keeping the original agreement intact. Instead of drafting a new contract, an addendum allows both parties to agree on changes efficiently.
A: A short sale is a real estate transaction in which you sell your house and your mortgage lender agrees to accept a price less than what you owe on your mortgage. In other words, your mortgage is upside down or underwater and your house cannot be sold for what you owe.
If youre experiencing financial difficulties, a short sale might be an appealing option. But when going through this process, you must have all the correct documentation. In other words, you need a short sale addendum. A short sale addendum ensures that all short sale details are included within the sales agreement.
If your state or local Association of REALTORS, or your broker, provides a short sale addendum, use it in any counteroffer you make. It is designed to protect the seller against liability to the buyer in the event the lender disapproves the short sale.
An addendum clarifies and adds things not initially part of the original contract or agreement. Think of addendums as additions to the original agreement (for example, adding a deadline where none existed in the original version).

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Your addendum needs to contain several short-sale documents. These should include: The written agreement of all relevant parties. A document that confirms that the property is being sold as a short sale. It must be clear that another party is also overseeing the transaction (the lender).
A short sale is an alternative to foreclosure, but because it is a sale, you will have to leave your home. If your lender or servicer agrees to a short sale, you may be able to sell your home to pay off your mortgage, even if the sale price or proceeds turn out to be less than the balance remaining on your mortgage.

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