Sacramento Short Sale Book

In light of the new HAFA Guidelines, I’m so grateful to say that many, many Sacramento homeowners will now be in a position to sell their homes without any recourse from the lender. Previously, lenders would come after sellers that sold their home for less than it was worth. In addition, homeowners’ credit was deeply scarred. With HAFA, homeowners will be able to sell their Sacramento homes without bank recourse, with less detrimental credit, AND with a $1,500 moving expense incentive. What a far cry from how things were before.

My goal is to help Sacramento homeowners stay in their home. In order to do that, a loan modification may work. Remember, with a loan mod, you’ve got to have the ability to pay and the desire to stay. I would always urge you to try that option if staying in your home is a feasible option. But if it isn’t, a Sacramento short sale beats the heck out of foreclosure. And did you know that we can actually start a loan modification WHILE your home is a short sale listing? That way, if the loan mod comes back in an affordable option, we can take your house off the market and you can stay put.

My friends Tim and  Julie Harris have allowed me to participate in a new book called, “Should I Short-Sale My Home,” and I wanted to be able to share it with Sacramento home owners at no charge. As always, please let me know if you have any questions of if I can help you in any way with your real estate needs. I’m here to help!

Should I Short Sale my Sacramento Home?