How to know when the property has officially been sold through short sale or foreclosure This article is contributed by guest blogger Emily Dressler of Deeds.com Short Sale Short sales can be confusing, and there is some definite confusion on when the property is actually transferred. Regardless of whether it’s a short […]
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The increase in number of those who chose to do a strategic defaulter has made collection an expensive and ineffective process. The economic downturn in 2008 was the trigger for real estate bubble, which left millions of homeowners underwater. Most of the properties lost their value and homeowners lost any potential hope of regaining […]
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When leaving becomes easier than dealing with upside down mortgage Facing foreclosure is already stressful, and if you’re living in the property, it can seem downright claustrophobic. But, those owners that try to go through the short sale process in Arizona are doing their best to exit gracefully. Other owners are simply giving up, giving […]
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With Arizona real estate values rising, homeowners are using easy DYI home improvement to update The housing market has led to disappointment and loss of ambition for millions of homeowners who were affected or repelled by its collapse five years ago. Not only did home sales hit record lows – while foreclosures hit record […]
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“Hi Tracy, Just wanted to drop a line to you and Courteney and thank you both for a job well done. Thank you, too, for keeping in touch and keeping us advised as steps progressed. It is a very stressful issue; we were not brought up with this as one of our values. It was a very difficult decision to make and continued to be during all the paperwork. Reg and I are soooo very thankful for you and the Team’s handling of all the sheets and sheets and letters and letters we received from our mortgage company. It was very intimidating. Knowing we had the team to help explain was a relief for both of us and a comfort that the “threatening type words” in those letters were standard procedure and that you and the team addressed them for us.
We are sorry we lost our beautiful home, but glad it was handled the next best way (for our credit) and that someone else now desires it.
Thanks again for you and your team’s services and compassion during this trying time.”
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