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I am a trained and certified professional on how to handle short sale presentations and requests. It is most important to find someone, like me, who understands the process instead of just taking a listing and not knowing what to do and what kind of documents are required by the bank.
Call me and let me pre-qualify you as a candidate for a short sale. If you already received a notification of a foreclosure's date and it has become imminent, you need to call me NOW!
757-687-9978.
This is not one of those make believes out there which requiring a fee for the service. This is a free service for you. If this has become a successful short sale, the bank pays for the expenses and not you. Remember, banks DO NOT want to foreclose unless it is necessary. Someone had dropped the ball.
Most Common excuses you may have heard about the long and dreadful negotiation in a short sale:
-The bank did not receive the paperwork.
-The bank lost the paperwork.
-The bank has not assigned a negotiator.
-The bank assigned a new negotiator.
-I have not heard from the bank.
-Do you have this document the bank needed?
-Do you have this other document the bank needed?
(This is of course after turning in the document and waited
for another four weeks. Again and agin, the agent called for
more documents.and on and on....)
Do they all sound familiar? You need a Certified Distressed Property Expert! A CDPE! Call me!
757-687-9978
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Call me and let me pre-qualify you as a candidate for a short sale. If you already received a notification of a foreclosure's date and it has become imminent, you need to call me NOW!
757-687-9978.
This is not one of those make believes out there which requiring a fee for the service. This is a free service for you. If this has become a successful short sale, the bank pays for the expenses and not you. Remember, banks DO NOT want to foreclose unless it is necessary. Someone had dropped the ball.
Most Common excuses you may have heard about the long and dreadful negotiation in a short sale:
-The bank did not receive the paperwork.
-The bank lost the paperwork.
-The bank has not assigned a negotiator.
-The bank assigned a new negotiator.
-I have not heard from the bank.
-Do you have this document the bank needed?
-Do you have this other document the bank needed?
(This is of course after turning in the document and waited
for another four weeks. Again and agin, the agent called for
more documents.and on and on....)
Do they all sound familiar? You need a Certified Distressed Property Expert! A CDPE! Call me!
757-687-9978
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How to Recognize a Mortgage Scam?
You might be a victim of a scam if:
You are told you will get a federal incentive to walk away from your mortgage
You are asked to pay upfront for counseling
You are pressured to sign papers immediately
You are asked to sign your house over to a company or person who is not working with your mortgage company
You are asked to make a mortgage payment to someone other than your mortgage company without their approval
You are guaranteed a successful short sale or mortgage modification
They claim to be a representative of the federal government
If you believe that you are a victim of a scam, you should contact the Federal Trade Commission (FTC)
at 1-877-FTC-HELP (1-877-382-4357) or visit their Complaint Assistant https://www.ftccomplaintassistant.gov.
You might be a victim of a scam if:
You are told you will get a federal incentive to walk away from your mortgage
You are asked to pay upfront for counseling
You are pressured to sign papers immediately
You are asked to sign your house over to a company or person who is not working with your mortgage company
You are asked to make a mortgage payment to someone other than your mortgage company without their approval
You are guaranteed a successful short sale or mortgage modification
They claim to be a representative of the federal government
If you believe that you are a victim of a scam, you should contact the Federal Trade Commission (FTC)
at 1-877-FTC-HELP (1-877-382-4357) or visit their Complaint Assistant https://www.ftccomplaintassistant.gov.
What is a CDPE?