Designed as an interactive resource, the links below will provide you with information specifically focused on selling your home. These links will cover many of the considerations you as a seller should take into account and be prepared for.
Today's homeowners who decide to sell their home are typically made up of two types of sellers:
Traditional Sellers are those homeowners who are not distressed sellers (forced to sell as a result of lender action, such as foreclosure)
Short Sale Sellers are those homeowners who may or may not have received a Notice of Default (foreclosure pending)
NOTE: It is always recommended that a homeowner evaluate all alternatives to foreclosure, including loan modification, deed-in-lieu and bankruptcy.
For both the Traditional and Short Sale Seller, a full price buyer can be found. I am here to help you find them or help them find you.
Please also note that current market value, location and the condition of your home play a key role in determining its valuation and sale price. Typically, a short sale is defined as selling your home for less than what is owed to your lender. Essentially, your lender allows a property to be sold at a price lower than the homeowner’s mortgage indebtedness.
