Most of homeowners do not realize that it is not too late to stop the foreclosure and work out a win-win situation for both the bank and themselves. In most cases, your bank does not want to foreclose on your home.  We provide options to help you avoid foreclosure.  One option is a short sale in which we negotiate with your bank to allow you to sell your home fast and below market value, even if you owe more than the home is worth.

If you qualify for a Phoenix area “Short Sale”

• Your lender will accept less than you owe on your loan(s).
• We will market and sell your Phoenix area home at no cost to you.
• Your lender will pay most of the costs associated with the sale!
• You can potentially avoid foreclosure and extensive damage to your credit. 

You May Have a Better Way Out!

There are countless situations that can turn home ownership from a joy into a burden.  The loss of a job, depreciation of your home, or a hike in monthly payments can all make a mortgage unaffordable.  Ignoring the bills will not make them go away.  It will only make things worse

• Are you stressed out and/ or behind on your mortgage payments? 
• Do you have little or no equity in your Phoenix area home? 
• Have you had trouble trying to sell your Phoenix area house?
• Are you getting threatened by your mortgage company about a foreclosure?
• Are you currently in pre-foreclosure on your home? 

For a FREE consultation, call (602) 840-0662 or fill out this quick form now.

What is a short sale?

A Short Sale occurs when a mortgage lender agrees to release their interest a property for less that the amount that is owed on the loan.

Why would my Lender want to allow a Short Sale?

The reason is simple; a short sale often has a better return on investment to the lender than a foreclosure and they receive their  funds an average of 18 months sooner than in a foreclosure.

As soon as possible. The sooner you contact us, the greater the probability you have of completing a successful negotiation.

How long does it take to complete a short sale?

Most short sales take an average of 2-6 months. If you have a foreclosure date before then, a postponement can be requested from your lender that gives the additional time needed to close the transaction.