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Does this sound like you?
Short Sales are 100% FREE for you. Get Relief NOW Imagine moving onto a Brighter Future, TODAY! You are most definitely not alone. In the Subprime Crisis aftermath, thousands of homeowners are facing financial disasters because they cannot keep up with the mortgage payments of their increasingly depreciating homes and cannot sell it for what they bought it for. If this is your situation, should you foreclose your home to the bank, or should you do a short sale? The difference affects your credit and how lending companies view you in the next few years. A foreclosure is like giving up. Many foreclosed homes are left in a skeleton state, with homeowners taking anything (refrigerators, heaters, water softeners, etc…) that is of monetary value. The banks have difficulty selling and homes stay on the market for months, depreciating every day. Between legal fees, possible eviction costs, taxes, insurance, maintenance, HOA fees and selling costs, a foreclosure can cost a lender 40K or over. Lenders do NOT want to own. |
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