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negotiating short sales

September 25th, 2009 admin No comments

negotiating short sales
If I start to negotiate a short sale on my house can my retirement (403b, IRA) be touched?

I know that banks look at your assets when negotiating short sales, but are retirement accounts included. Is there a way to hide that money or any money? I am drowning under my mortgage, but I don’t want and bankruptsy. I owe 556,000 combined two mortgages and I still can’t sell my house at 540,000. It was appraised at 640, 000 at the beginning of the summer, but there is too much inventory and too few buyers. HELP!!!

mortgage short sales

September 22nd, 2009 admin No comments

mortgage short sales

Home foreclosures have become a huge problem as of late. Many people can’t even afford to pay their credit card bill much less a house payment. It has even become harder to get a reasonable home loan due to the economic crunch. This is why some homeowners have turned to the mortgage short sale. The problem with this line of thinking is that it could negatively affect your credit score. Keep in mind this is only an alternative to filing bankruptcy or going into .

foreclosure investing

September 6th, 2009 admin No comments

foreclosure investing

With the market in a downturn and hundreds, if not thousands, of homes going into , people are beginning to talk more about and pursue . But, what is it and how does it work? Well, for answers to your questions on , keep reading.

What is ?

is a process that is initiated when a homeowner is not able to pay the mortgage on their property or sell the home quickly or efficiently enough. The financial burden is no longer manageable and the house then becomes the property of the lender or bank. Typically, the property is later sold at a below-market prices in order to settle the outstanding debt.

mortgage short sale

August 29th, 2009 admin No comments

short sale real estate investing

August 19th, 2009 admin No comments

short sale real estate investing

real is defined as purchasing a property from a lender for less than the balance owed on the mortgage. Many books and courses have been written about it, but can real be simplified? It can!

There really are only two types of real . First, when you purchase a property that a lender has foreclosed on and listed with a Realtor, you can offer less than the balance that was due on the foreclosure. This type of real requires that you have a good relationship with the right Realtor.