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What is a Short Sale?
A Short Sale is when a lender accepts less than what is owed on the property (home). If you have no equity or owe more than what your property is worth, you may be a good candidate for a Short Sale.
I am facing a Sheriff Sale date next week, can I still do a Short Sale?
Time is of the essence when dealing facing foreclosure. As with all Short Sales, there are no guarantees, however, we have the process down to a proven system to maximize the chance of success and prevent your home from going to foreclosure. Please fill out the form below so we can get the process started immediately.
I have been discharged from Bankruptcy and now I'm back in foreclosure. Can I still do a Short Sale?
If your home has been released from the Bankruptcy court, we can proceed with a Short Sale. Once again, time is of the essence, so the faster we submit a Short Sale package, the better our chances of obtaining approval.
I already tried a Short Sale and the bank refused! What now?
Many homeowners I help have already attempted a Short Sale with a Realtor or another investor. Unfortunately many times the Realtor or Investor did not understand the Short Sale process fully, therefore were unable to obtain success. This is good news for the homeowner because with proper help, a Short Sale may still be a viable option. While there is no guarantee that a Short Sale will be approved, I can assure the best my team and I will give you the best possible chance of success the second time around.
How much do you charge to do a Short Sale?
Unlike most companies that charge one month's mortgage or ($3500) just to attempt a Short Sale, We charge $0. In return we ask that homeowners are cooperative and are diligent in providing the banks required documents.
If you are a candidate for a Short Sale, contact us today so we may begin the process immediately. Since the banks are overwhelmed with paperwork and under staffed it's essential we get things in motion now. Fill out the form below so you are assured the best chance of success in consideration of a "short pay" from your lender.
The information contained in this website is intended to be used for informational purposes only and to provide a general overview of the topics described herein. There may be tax and other legal consequences associated with a short sale. Real Estate Solution Providers makes no representations or warranties concerning potential tax or legal consequences relating to any final disposition of any property. Homeowners are advised to consult with a tax professional regarding the potential tax consequences for their particular situation. Real Estate Solution Providers is providing a service in response to a complex situation and offers a recommended solution where possible. Nothing is represented as tax advice to our clients as every situation may result in different tax consequences. Real Estate Solution Providers is not a law firm or an accounting firm and regarding any specific questions relative to any transaction, Real Estate Solution Providers strongly encourages all parties, agents, and brokers involved in a transaction to seek such advice from a professional advisor. |
