When you list your Carmichael home as a short sale, there will be some important considerations. First and foremost will be your willingness to show your home as well as your flexibility in working with prospective Sacramento home buyers.

Many people who list their Carmichael home as a short sale say they do not want a lock box. While I know the idea of people coming into your home when you are gone isn’t very appealing, it is very important you understand that in order to avoid foreclosure and sell your Carmichael short sale, you will want to be willing to let as many people as possible view your home and be flexible in the showing of it.

It’s important to remember that besides Carmichael real estate, we currently have lots of homes for sale. Just look here: Current homes for sale in the Sacramento, El Dorado, Placer Areas, so even though you are selling your home in less than perfect circumstances, there is still a great deal of competition.

You will find that the more flexible you are in allowing prospective buyers to view your Carmichael home for sale, the faster it will sell.

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While we can successfully negotiate a short sale on an investment property, it’s important to be sure your other assets are protected as investment properties are not considered the same as primary residences when it comes to short sales.

Be smart when it comes to buying or selling your Sacramento home. Never sign contracts unless you know what you are signing, always work with agents and lenders you can trust, and be leery about anything that proposes to give payments outside of escrow.

Your attitude and expectations will play a vital role in your qualifying for a loan, finding the perfect home, having the deal go smoothly. Trust me!

Ultimately, you need to so one or the other, preferably both, because in the end, once you close escrow and find out that things went wrong, you could be in big trouble!