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If you are a homeowner in question about what to do about your home if you cannot afford the current terms or are upside down on your equity, we have a solution at no cost to you!
Doing nothing only creates a worse outcome when it could be avoided with NO out of pocket cost to you and with our help!
Our attorney based short sale team is assisting homeowners in Southern California with a Short Sale Listing if deemed the right choice, and will negotiate with the lenders on your behalf for an approval of the Loan Term Modification to permit the short sale. This may include and require loan forensics to be completed. There are no hidden fees and our solution presents no upfront out of pocket expenses to the homeowner to receive an initial legal consultation from the attorney just to get started.
Short Sale Or Loan Modification Required Documents Video
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Some of the negotiating events that are occuring in short sales are in violation of the lender agreement to the homeowner. Not only that, many violations are being discovered that are enough to release the homeowner from any credit reporting.
We cannot guarantee everyone will have the same result, but 8 out of 10 loans that were originated from 2004 to present can have at least one violation produced by the lender.
Some positive results this attorney can have beyond what a realtor can accomplish is helping many homeowners avoid costly fees, faster credit recovery, removal of late payments on the credit report, and no report of a short sale, even though one was completed.
Statistics have shown that over 50% of Loan Modifications completed in 2008 have failed and led to a foreclosure.
If you want immediate and Free legal advice, seek after our assistance at 1-800-700-7977
A REAL Example:
A homeowner that was later represented by the attorney faced a great big drop in equity. It was heading down the wrong path for negotiations with just a realtor, so the attorney found violations in their loan documentation to RESPA law and used it in the best interest of the homeowner.
The result: No hit on the Credit Report for the short sale, a relative Realtor represented the transaction, double-ended on the commission to 6%, the attorney was paid out of the escrow from funds provided by the buyer, and the homeowner received $5,000.00 in damages once the short sale closed. The homeowner could have received greater damages if they wanted to, but instructed the Attorney to let it go and was just happy not to have it affect his credit report.
Call Us Today if you want Positive Results at 1-800 - 700 - 7977
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