At this moment in time, foreclosures are at an all time high. However, instead of a foreclosure, another option available to the distressed home owners is a short sale.
A short sale is when a lender accepts a discount on a mortgage to avoid a possible foreclosure auction or bankruptcy. Instead of buying from a seller, the buyer is now actually purchasing the property directly from the lender for a discount. This option is much better for the property owner as well as the lender than letting the house go into foreclosure. This is the option of choice for anyone that might be in the position of lost equity as a result of the current mortgage meltdown.
Finding the right real estate agent with the knowledge and experience of short sales and foreclosures is crucial. The professional team of loss mitigators at the Short Sale Center at LeonardScott Short Sales is fully committed to the successful negotiation and termination of your short sale. We know the local neighborhoods, schools, market conditions, ordinances, but more importantly, we have the knowhow and experience of loss mitigation negotiations including but not limited to bankruptcy, foreclosure laws etc. Our expertise covers all of the aspects of this very specialized niche market.
In addition, you'll want an agent who embraces the convenience of technology without losing the personal touch. You'll love the resources available on our website but these will never replace the time our specialist agents will spend with you, serving as your personal guide throughout this stressful but exciting process.
There are few basic alternatives to foreclosure. Contact us now to discuss these options:
1. You can Do Nothing
2. Payoff/Refinance
3. Reinstatement
4. Forbearance
5. Partial Claim
6. Deed in Lieu of Foreclosure
7. Bankruptcy
8. Sale
9. Short Sale
Act now and be in control of your own future. Do not miss this opportunity. Remember, the longer you wait to take action, the more difficult it is to negotiate a good option with your lender.
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