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The term "Short Sale" is used to describe a sale where the debt owing against a property, combined with the costs of its sale, exceeds the property’s market value. In other words, you owe more on your mortgage than your house is worth. In a short sale, the lender must approve and accept less than what they are owed. This means they may settle for $350,000, even if you currently owe them $500,000…even if the loss is hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Don't worry. We’ve all had our ups and downs …
You have to remember, we've all had our ups and downs in life, and a lot of other good people are also in the same tough spot as you. It's all overwhelming when you're facing the reality of foreclosure and you just don’t know what to do next. But you must do something! 
A Short Sale may help you:
Avoid Foreclosure
Avoid Bankruptcy
Protect Your Credit From Intensely Negative Impacts
Be Free of Financial and Emotional Burdens
But a Short Sale is no ordinary sale … Very few agents have the expertise and training to quickly and efficiently process a short sale and market your home for a rapid sale. Having earned the Certified Distressed Property Expert designation, I have trained extensively to understand the options, solutions and effective methods for dealing with homeowners facing hardship. The CDPE membership organization nationally is made up of agents who receive thousands of short sale approvals on a monthly basis. Despite its complexities, don't think for one minute this is an impossible process. While there are no guarantees in any transaction, more and more short sales are being approved monthly. But what exactly is a short sale? Why is it so complicated? There are many important questions you must know the answers to if you are going to consider a short sale. 
I have prepared a special report that provides a general overview of what is involved in a typical short sale transaction. In this report, the below questions, and many others, are answered.
- I know there must be some level of “hardship” to qualify for a short sale, but what is considered a “hardship”?
- Is my loan recourse or non-recourse? Why is this important?
- Will the Mortgage Forgiveness Debt Relief Act help me?
- What if this is not my primary residence?
- What are the steps involved in a short sale?
- How is my property priced?
- What if I have a 1st and a 2nd on my home?
- What documents does the bank need to approve a short sale?
- Do I have to pay a real estate commission?
- Are there any upfront costs/fees I have to pay?
- Is there any real difference to me between a short sale and a foreclosure?
If you’d like answers to these questions, please fill out the form below. You will be taken immediately to my Short Sale report. You’ll have immediate access - no report to download.
If you are ready to discuss whether a short sale is an option for you,
please call me right now for a private, no obligation consultation. Call today! If you are a short sale BUYER, Click Here for More Information!
562-508-1411 
Michele Fieldson
(562) 508-1411
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