Banks are taking a more aggressive approach to selling homes in Pierce County short sales, a Washington short sale negotiating firm said today.
Banks are taking a more aggressive approach to selling homes in Pierce County short sales, a Washington short sale negotiating firm said today.
Short sales in the third quarter in Pierce County were at their highest level since the Northwest Multiple Listing Service began tracking distressed property in April 2009, reports Washington Property Solutions.
Read more here: http://blog.thenewstribune.com/business/2012/10/15/banks-moving-aggressively-in-pierce-county-short-sale-market/
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