What is a Short Sale?
It is a sale of real estate in which the proceeds from the sale fall short of the balance owed on a loan secured by the property sold.
What are the Benefits of a Short Sale?
You will retain dignity in knowing that you sold your home. There are no mortgage payments to make during the process, unless you choose to make them.
How can Aestus Realty help me?
We can put your Short Sale proprety on the market quickly and get you results fast. Because we know the cities of Downey, Bellflower, Cerritos and surrounding areas so well, we have the local knowledge to get you the best possible outcome... selling your home and avoid foreclosure.
Don't wait to call us.
Your difficult situation will not improve or go away on its own. Take control of your real estate dilemma and let us help you. Call us today at 562-843-6031 for a no obligation consultation.
What's the difference between foreclosure & short sale?
Foreclosure is the worst available option to resolve your mortgage problems. A short sale is a popular option for homeowners to sell your home for less than what you owe your lender. Experts advise pursuing this option the minute you realize that you are falling behind in your payments and most likely won’t be able to catch up. The longer you wait and the greater the amount you are behind, the less likely it becomes that your lender will be willing to discuss a short sale.
Can I do this alone?
Facing foreclosure is a scary thing, and having a real estate agent to help you with your short sale is invaluable. Don’t just get any real estate agent to help you! We've had lots of short sale experience, and it makes all the difference. We know who to talk to, when to talk to them, and how to handle all the paperwork to get the deal done.
If you have real estate property in Downey, Compton, Bellflower, Lynwood, Lakewood, Artesia, Cerritos, Norwalk and nearby Los Angeles suburb cities, call me Jose Sarabia at 562-843-6031 or visit my website at : http://www.jmsrealestate.net/
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