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Answers (1)
- Ed Bisquera, "edbisquera"
- Contributions:31
There could be a number of reasons why. Perhaps the home owner was able to pull it together to keep the house?
Maybe the offer wasn't accepted. Cancelled could just mean a transaction that didn't go through.
How long ago was it listed as a short sale? Is there a listing agent involved to call and ask? Sometimes the status will change quickly and the different sites online haven't had a chance to be updated.
Hopefully you can seek out a local agent to help. You can try calling your local broker and ask about the property via the MLS. Hope this helps you find your answer. :-)
Ed
Maybe the offer wasn't accepted. Cancelled could just mean a transaction that didn't go through.
How long ago was it listed as a short sale? Is there a listing agent involved to call and ask? Sometimes the status will change quickly and the different sites online haven't had a chance to be updated.
Hopefully you can seek out a local agent to help. You can try calling your local broker and ask about the property via the MLS. Hope this helps you find your answer. :-)
Ed
This home was recentlly listed as a short sale why has the status changed (e.g. Cancelled)?
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