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		<description>Yes.
The bank in a short sale has the final say on what they will accept and won&#039;t.  


BUT..
if you are in a state that is non recourse (not sure though on investment property...but I know for primary residence) they cannot sue you or get the shortfall.  They will send you a 1099 with the shortfall and you have to claim it as income on your taxes.  California is a non recourse state if your property is there.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Yes.<br />
The bank in a short sale has the final say on what they will accept and won&#8217;t.  </p>
<p>BUT..<br />
if you are in a state that is non recourse (not sure though on investment property&#8230;but I know for primary residence) they cannot sue you or get the shortfall.  They will send you a 1099 with the shortfall and you have to claim it as income on your taxes.  California is a non recourse state if your property is there.</p>
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