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For Short Sale transactions, Lenders typically track the name of the owner of record in public records for 120 days or longer to see if the house was "flipped" to another buyer. This monitoring of title by the lender also reveals if the property is resold to the original defaulting borrower.

I inform my buyers of these kind of purchases not to resell the property for one year after closing. New rules from Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae (on November 1, 2012) will clarify fllipping rules as well as the evaluation of short sale properties.

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