A "Virtual" Short Sale Presentation Series: Topic #11 - How Much Will A Short Sale Cost Me?
This is a continuation in the series. I've already posted the first ten or so videos in this series and you can access them by clicking on the links below (i.e, click the title of the video/s you'd like to watch) whenever you'd like; BUT, FIRST, WATCH THE NEWEST VIDEO THAT IS EMBEDDED BELOW!
Please check back as the series progresses and the videos are released.
Eventually, after all posts in the series are completed, all short sale topic/titles will be active and anyone will be able to peruse through them in any desired order, at any desired time, at any desired place.
Videos in this series include:
- Introduction to the series.
- What is a short sale?
- What's the difference between a short sale and a foreclosure?
- How can I qualify for a short sale?
- How does a short sale effect my credit?
- How long does a short sale take?
- The notice of foreclosure has been served. Is there still time for a short sale?
- Can I do a short sale and stay in my home?
- Can I do a short sale if I'm not behind on my payments?
- Can I file for bankruptcy and still do a short sale?
- How much will a short sale cost me? Video Embedded Above!
- I have a second mortgage, can I still do a short sale? Coming soon!
- Who pays the taxes on a short sale? Coming soon!
- Who pays the closing costs and real estate commissions? Coming soon!
- What is my first step in doing a short sale? Coming soon!
- What is a HAFA short sale? Coming soon!
- Short sales and real estate agent/broker colleagues. Coming soon!
Important note or disclaimer:
The information contained in this video blog series IS SPECIFIC TO the state of Texas and especially specific to Tarrant County including: Fort Worth, Arlington, Mansfield, Keller, Southlake, North Richland Hills, Colleyville, Hurst, Euless, Bedford, etc. As laws pertaining to real estate in general, and deeds of trusts, mortgages, short sales, bankruptcies and foreclosures in particular are different by state, you need to get this type of specific advice from a local real estate agent/broker, real estate attorney, or knowledgeable CPA as needed.
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