A short sale occurs when the proceeds from selling the
property falls short of paying the balance of debts secured by liens against
the property. For example, if a person owes $250,000 on their mortgage but the property is only worth $200,000, there will not be enough money to pay off their debt (the mortgage). If the property owner cannot afford to pay back the liens’ full
amounts, a short sale may be an option for them.
If you are thinking about doing a short sale, contact our office for a free consultation!
If you are thinking about doing a short sale, contact our office for a free consultation!
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