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When to Pursue a Short Sale in Florida...

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Depending on if you have equity in your home , or if you are upside down (owe more than the house is worth) we can help you get cash for your home. If you have enough equity, we can simply purchase your home very quickly so you avoid a foreclosure sale. In certain situations, where there is not so much equity, we may be able to offer you Cash in return for the deed to the house and our company would keep making the mortgage payments to the bank on your behalf. This is known as a “ Subject-to ” deal. Avoid Foreclosure – Get CASH For Your Home! As foreclosure rates hit record levels, more sellers are turning to short sales as a way to avoid foreclosure. Short sales are one of our expertise. We work with a team of short sale negotiators and real estate professionals that specialize in negotiating short sales on behalf of Florida & Maryland homeowners and our investment company as the buyer. It is well known that homeowners can receive up to $40,000 from the bank for

Deed in Lieu of Foreclosure...

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As the economic conditions worsen and mortgage markets dwindle , mortgage borrowers are not left out of the challenges . You realize that nobody wants to face foreclosures , but this event may happen if you do not take action early . Whether your lender has executed foreclosure proceeding or the foreclosure seems unavoidable , remember that you still have other numerous options that you can use to offer sustainable solutions. Often many people are unaware of some of the options that have worked well for homeowners with challenges of repaying their mortgage loans. Although you have several options, each of these options has its benefits and downsides . However, they are better alternatives to foreclosure. Deed in Lieu of Foreclosure A Deed in Lieu of Foreclosure is one of the creative real estate strategies that you as the homeowner can use to avoid foreclosure on your home. You can decide to deed the home back to the mortgage lender (the bank) as a last resort