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Short Sales / Forclosure Here to help

Our team of local Realtors is here to provide assistance to those who are in need of help in preventing and avoiding foreclosure.  We understand that hard working people sometimes encounter unforeseen circumstances and fall behind on their financial obligations.  Frequently, these financial difficulties are the result of medical bills, divorce, changes in income, and a variety of other unavoidable circumstances.  Regardless of the reasons, we will not make judgments on why you are behind, but will work on the solutions to solve the problem and protect your financial well being.

One of the most effective and least known methods of avoiding foreclosure is called a Short Sale.  This is when your mortgage lender agrees to allow you to sell your home and forgive the balance of your debt.   By negotiating a Short Sale your mortgage lender agrees to accept a reduced loan pay off, allowing you can avoid foreclosure and minimize the damage to your credit history.

As soon as you miss your first loan payment the foreclosure clock starts ticking; so time is of the essence. And, unfortunately, most real estate agents lack both the knowledge and experience to successfully negotiate a Short Sale with your lender.

So,if you are behind on your home payments, don't give up.  Your situation is NOT impossible, even if others have told you so.  Most home owners are not aware of all their options, we invite you to take a few minutes by phone to call us and allow us to assess you situation. We can explain to you our Short Sale program and its advantages, along with other options available to you.

Most important, our assistance in this process will not cost you anything out-of-pocket since our fees will be paid by the mortgage lenders.  And your call will be kept strictly confidential.

TIME IS VERY, VERY CRITICAL TO ASSURE BEST RESULTS and protect you and your family's financial future!

Confidentially information line 1-800-214-4994  ext/ 2121

 

0 commentsEric Reid • September 06 2007 12:51PM

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