century 21 new millennium: Selling a Short Sale in Southern Maryland? The Art of the Hardship Letter
- 11/14/08 01:16 AM
There's been a huge increase in Southern Maryland Short Sales over the last year thanks to the ongoing housing crisis. More often than not, they end up as foreclosures, many times because the path to negotiating is at best, murky. When working with a lender to get a short sale agreement, there are several things that they are going to ask for, including tax returns, financial statements, investment records, etc. They're also going to ask for a hardship letter. So what is a "Hardship Letter", exactly? It's essentially a personal letter to the bank explaining why you can't possibly afford to … (0 comments)
century 21 new millennium: I've Officially Been Out-Blogged by Jeff and Grace Safrin! (For Now, At Least!)
- 02/09/08 07:19 AM
I can't believe it! I find I'm forced to concede defeat for a day or two thanks to one single blog and Google's ability to almost instantly index blog posts made here on ActiveRain! I have a fairly unique last name, and as embarrassing as it sounds, getting my website/blogsite to come up at the top of the search rankings in google has been difficult, thanks largely to my previous life as a child actor. As you may know, Google likes fresh, unique content and they use some sort of automagical (thanks, Rebecca Levinson!) formula to determine what websites … (8 comments)
century 21 new millennium: Southern Maryland Mortgage Meltdown Seminar on 1/22/2008!
- 01/14/08 07:08 AM
Century 21 New Millennium in La Plata, MD will be holding a seminar on the current Mortgage Meltdown here in Southern Maryland and how it affects you! Steve Combs, regional vice-president for First County Mortgage will be on hand to talk about what is happening in the mortgage market and will discuss some of the recent changes to the lending industry and the local real estate market. If you are curious as to what has changed recently and how it may affect you, I strongly recommend you attend this free seminar and get the answers … (0 comments)
There's been a huge increase in Southern Maryland Short Sales over the last year thanks to the ongoing housing crisis. More often than not, they end up as foreclosures, many times because the path to negotiating is at best, murky. When working with a lender to get a short sale agreement, there are several things that they are going to ask for, including tax returns, financial statements, investment records, etc. They're also going to ask for a hardship letter.
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