Has the Equity in Your Home Disappeared?

Are Your Mortgage Payments More Difficult to Make?

1 out of 7 homeowners are now 30 days or more behind on their house payments.

Many folks needing to sell have realized the equity in their homes has disappeared and now owe more to the bank than what their home is worth.

Families all around the nation have been humiliated, are scared and left without credit… People are feeling trapped…
Options seem few, while fear and stress run high.

If any of these scenarios describe you, please realize – You’re Not Alone!

As a Certified Short Sale Expert, I work with folks everyday that have been affected by the housing and economic crisis; providing them with options, solutions, and putting them on the road to recovery.

There is Hope… and I’m here to Help!

Call our Short Sale Hotline today with your questions: (952) 953-5000

June 8, 2009 | No Comments |

Second Home Sales Poised to Recover

Sales of vacation homes dropped nearly 31 percent last year, while investment-home sales fell just over 17 percent according to the 2009 National Association of Realtors Investment and Vacation Home Buyers Survey. While the market was down in all segments, these two categories fell by a greater amount than the sales of primary residences, which fell by just over 13 percent. Second home sales accounted... 

May 29, 2009 | No Comments |

What is a Short Sale?

A Short Sale results when the homeowner sells their property, the net proceeds are insufficient to payoff the mortgage balance, yet the mortgage company agrees to accept less than the mortgage payoff amount in order to close the sale. All Short Sales are subject to mortgage company approval and require an extensive amount of work to reach a successful outcome. There are no guarantees a Short Sale... 

May 27, 2009 | No Comments |

Demand for Homeowner Aid Rising

The latest Obama plan designed to help homeowners stay in their homes by modifying their mortgages and avoiding foreclosure has made some progress over the past two months. The program is called “Making Home Affordable” and has a price tag of $75 billion. While some 50,000 homeowners have been offered lower-cost mortgages through the program, lenders have not been able to implement the...