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Is Your Home Underwater?

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Real Estate Agent with Dominion Real Estate Partners, LLC

If you purchased your home less than 3 years ago, you might be a victim of a declining market.  If you have also experienced a change in your economic situation and are falling behind on your mortgage payments, there are options for you.  Please don't "put your head in the sand" and think it will either all go away or somehow get better.  I know this is a stressful time, but don't prolong it or make it worse.  Exlore all of your options.

Making Home Affordable includes opportunities for homeowners to modify or refinance their mortgage to make their payments more affordable. The program has recently been expanded to help homeowners who are unemployed or "underwater" (they owe more on their mortgage than their home is worth). It also provides options for homeowners who can no longer afford their home and are interested in a short sale or deed-in-lieu of foreclosure.

If you have any questions about your options, I am available to answer questions or meet with you for a free, personal consultation.

Posted by

Wade Kawahara, Realtor

I specalize in helping Buyers and Sellers.  I bring my buyers to my sellers and sellers to the First Page of Google.  I guarantee you a Contract within 40 days, or you can Fire Me.

Kawahara@q.com for your Free Information Packet

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Rita Gibbons
MacDoc Realty LLC - Fredericksburg, VA
The Gibbons Group

There are many, many homeowners who are under water and experiencing financial difficulties.  All too often, they ignore the problem ... overwhelmed and embarrassed.  We must be professional and sympathetic when dealing with homeowners in these situations.  I offer those who call me advice with getting their loan modification - free of charge.  If they cannot get the loan modified or that isn't an option in their situation, I will assist with selling their home short.

Aug 05, 2010 11:25 AM
Wade Kawahara
Dominion Real Estate Partners, LLC - Phoenix, AZ

Rita, that is a great approach to take.  I'm sure that you have a lot of success with it.

Aug 06, 2010 05:07 AM