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Mortgage Troubles? You’re not alone! Approximately 11 million U.S. home owners are upside-down on their mortgage. Now is the time to take advantage of programs designed to help. Homeowners who are “underwater” in their homes – owing more on their mortgage than the value of the home – can turn to a short sale to avoid foreclosure. Simply put, a short sale is accomplished when the homeowners sell the property and their lender or multiple lien holders agree to accept the sale price as payment on the loan. First, review your options. The table below shows several options and the associated impact of choosing one over the other:
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1Mortgage Forgiveness Debt Relief Act of 2007 – Federal Tax on deficient amount forgiven through 2012 on primary residence. 2Credit ratings are illustrative purposes and may not reflect your specific scenario. 3Consult your CPA and legal advisor for details specific to your situation.
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In many cases, a short sale can be the best option and offers many benefits such as:
However, the process can be complicated and frustrating. Our team has 16 years of experience and has been through it many times. We understand the short sale process and will:
Contact us to schedule a free and private consultation.
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Donita Dickinson Designated Broker ( (206) 979.7370 | Ê (800) 756 5914 |
David Parsons Real Estate Broker ( (425) 879.0848| Ê (800) 756 5914 |
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