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IS A SHORT SALE FOR YOU?
A Short Sale is the negotiation of the sale of a home for a price that is less than the amount owed on the mortgage to the lender. The lender must accept and approve what they are owed as full payoff even if it is at a great loss.
QUESTIONS TO CONSIDER !!!
- Are you behind in mortgage payments?
- Will you be unable to make your future mortgage payments?
- Are you getting a divorce?
- Have you lost your job and have a cash flow problem?
- Can you see no way out except foreclosure?
- Are you at the end of your rope?
If you answer Yes to any of the above questions and are in trouble with your mortgage, you may qualify for my plan at no obligation to you. Walk HOME FREE to a NEW LIFE without owing anything.
LET ME HANDLE THIS COMPLEX PROCESS FOR YOU! I have been trained by a former Chief Loss Mitigator with 20 years in the business.
| ADVANTAGES | DISADVANTAGES | |
|---|---|---|
| No Foreclosure | Foreclosure | |
| No Legal Fees | Legal Fees | |
| Less Stress | Stress | |
| No Sheriff | Sheriff Involvement | |
| Less Credit Impact 2 years | More Credit Impact 7-10 years | |
| Liens and Deficiencies removed | Liens and Judgments follow you | |
| Negotiated Settlement | Court Settlement |
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An article of interest regarding Foreclosures found in the MLS publication for the Gold Coast:
Foreclosures Continue Upward Trend
By Joel Cone of RealtyTrac
RealtyTrac reported 37,364 Florida properties with foreclosure filings in May
2008, up 6 percent from April and a 72 percent increase from a year ago. The
state has now posted the second highest level of foreclosure activity in the nation
for 16 consecutive months. Florida also had the fourth highest foreclosure rate in
the nation, with one in every 228 Florida households receiving a foreclosure filing
during the month - 2.1 times the national average. "Foreclosure activity in Florida is at the
highest level we have seen so far this year, and is still well above the level reported for this time last year," said James J. Saccacio, chief executive officer of RealtyTrac. "Even though
recent statistics show home sales volume and the median price statewide rising moderately on a monthly basis, those two metrics are both down significantly on a quarterly and yearly basis, meaning that the state can still expect further growth in foreclosure activity for at least the near
term."
Locally, St Lucie had the highest foreclosure rate of the three counties and the second highest county rate in the state, with one in every 113 households receiving a foreclosure filing twice the state average and 4.3 times the national average. Palm Beach County's foreclosure rate ranked 16th, with one in every 241 households receiving a foreclosure filing - just below the state average and twice the national average. Martin County had the lowest foreclosure rate of the three, with one in every 313 households receiving a foreclosure filing 1.5 times the national average. In terms of total foreclosure activity for the month, Palm Beach County had the most, reporting 2,616 properties with foreclosure filings, up 35 percent from the previous month and up 218 percent from a year earlier. St Lucie County reported 1112 properties with foreclosure filings, down 27 percent from the month before but still up 267 percent from May 2007. Martin County reported 239 properties with foreclosure filings, up 101 percent from April and up 319 percent from the same month last year.
July 2008
Just remember this is not your Fault!!! We are in a bad economy and a National Mortgage Crisis.
It is a bad feeling when you do not want to answer the phone anymore. 90% of the time.
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