natick: Do I qualify for a "Short Sale"?
- 06/15/11 07:25 AM
The only real criteria for a short sale is - you must have a hardship. you do not necessarily need to be behind in payments to have the bank consider a short sale on your home. If you can't make your payments and have fallen behind because of a hardship, this is what matters- The Hardship. A short sale is when you sell your home for less than is owed and the bank absorbs the loss or "shortfall", the difference between what is owed and what is available from the proceeds. What constitutes a hardship Illness, unable to work Medical bills … (0 comments)
natick: Mill Pond Estates resale Reduced $10,000.
- 02/23/08 01:18 AM
young 2500 sqft Colonial in country subdivision setting yet close to highways and shopping. Open House sunday 2/24 12-2. This is a n.hood of higher end homes upwards of $700,000. Don't miss this opportunity for an exquisite home in a lovely n.hood where the homes are nicely spaced. … (1 comments)
natick: Metrowset MA market stat's 07 vs 06
- 02/20/08 07:03 AM
This is a comparison of single family sales in Metrowest using MLS Statistics. This analysis uses the Towns of Ashland,Hopkinton,Holliston,Southboro,Grafton,Upton & Westboro. As you can see from this chart the # of sales is actually up, while the Median price is down and days on market is up. Most importantly - houses are selling. The other key fact is when they are priced correctly they sell very close to asking price 97% on average. … (0 comments)
natick: New Listing! Priced To Sell!
- 10/31/07 08:10 AM
38 Mill Pond circle Milford $459,900 Highly desirable neighborhood of more expensive homes … (0 comments)
natick: Metrowest Single family Market snapshot
- 09/10/07 05:31 AM
This is a side by side comparison of active homes on the market for the same date 2006 vs 2007. While the days on market is about the same at 132 days avg. the inventory is down by almost 10% which is positive news for sellers. … (0 comments)
The only real criteria for a short sale is - you must have a hardship. you do not necessarily need to be behind in payments to have the bank consider a short sale on your home. If you can't make your payments and have fallen behind because of a hardship, this is what matters- The Hardship. A short sale is when you sell your home for less than is owed and the bank absorbs the loss or "shortfall", the difference between what is owed and what is available from the proceeds.
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