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My Citibank/Chase Success Story - Let Me Also Help You With Your Short Sale
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How Your Home Will Be Valued While Completing A Short Sale
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Easing The Burden of a Short Sale With The Help of The HAFA Program
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Important Steps You Need To Know In Order To Qualify For A Short Sale
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Short Sale Hell
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What Is a Promissory Note In a Short Sale?
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How to Prepare to Short Sale Your Property
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Short Sale Update: The Banks Are Waking Up to Short Sales!
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Short Sale Soap Box- Part II
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Short Sale Soap Box- Part 1
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Lenders Should Be Begging For Short Sales!
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Major Strides for Distressed Homeowners: Understanding the New HAFA Program
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Most of the time, when people talk to you about short sales, you hear that the homeowner cannot walk away from closing with any money in their pocket. That is somewhat true in most short sales. However, there is a short sale program developed by the federal government called a HAFA short sale, which provides aid to homeowners going through a short sale.
Being that the real estate climate is what it is these days, it would seem that lenders would be begging for short sales. If you ask: “why would a lender consider a short sale where they receive less than they are owed?”, I’m here to tell you there is a huge and obvious reason…they will lose more if they foreclose. A foreclosure can cost a lender an extra $40,000-$60,000 in attorney fees, trustee fees, holding costs and maintenance expense on every foreclosed property.