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Most people in foreclosure think their credit is already bad, but they are not aware that it could end up being much worse. At this point, you may be behind on your payments, but your credit is not destroyed.

A foreclosure will put a permanent mark on your credit. A short sale is instead more favorably reported on your credit report as a settlement.

Here you can see how the bank reports a short sale on your credit report.

Furthermore, in most cases, any 1099(s) and/or Deficiency Judgment(s) will be for significantly smaller amounts (if at all) with a short sale than with a foreclosure. This results in cash savings for you.

And Best Of All, Your Short Sale Is Completely Free!

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Unlike real estate agents, these professional companies not only negotiate your short sale, but also many times actually buy the property after they received the lender’s approval. This lowers homeowners’ risk of not finding a buyer in time and losing the property to foreclosure.

Is the short sale the best option for you? Maybe not. Call, email us, or just fill the form on the website to learn what options are available to you, whether you want to stay in the house or sell it.