I've received many calls asking if they should short sale or foreclose on their home. My advice is to attempt a short sale with a Realtor first, then foreclose if you are not successfull with the short sale. Financially speaking, most homes in California that were purchased between 2003 and 2006 are upside down in equity. From the economic indicators, it will take somewhere between 5-10 years to recoup the losses, at best. Most people aren't planning on staying in their homes that long. New tax laws are in favor of the homeowner regarding losses on primary residences. Your credit will take a hit, however your checkbook won't. Which one is most important to you? If you can afford the payments, I would recommned speaking to your CPA and attorney for best course of action.
Welcome to the Active Rain Community! This is a great site to network, learn, and share ideas with others. Have a great day!
Michael,
Thank you for sharing your perspective. I wish you the best of luck and look forward to reading your future blogs. This is an awesome place to learn and grow.
Welcome to Active Rain! Hope you find this site as informational and entertaining as I do!
Hi! I wanted to welcome you to active rain! This is a great community for learning as well as sharing. Join some groups, check out some blogs, and write whatever comes to mind. Tip: Sometimes the best received blogs are the ones that have nothing to do with real estate! Have a great week.
May I be one of the first to welcome you to the ActiveRain community - full of information, ideas and surprises. Enjoy and share!
Welcome to active Rain, This site is an wonderful marketing tool for all of us. have a great day!
Welcome to Active Rain!! This is a great site to network and share ideas!! Have fun with it!!
Welcome to the Active Rain community. You have chosen a great site with tons of information you can learn from. Have fun with it and hope to see more of your blogs soon!
Hi, welcome to Active Rain! I hope to see more of your blogs in the future. Learn from others, share your knowledge and experiences and enjoy yourself! Take care! ---Kirk.
Welcome to activerain and congratulations on your first post. You may want to be sure you post to groups that are active in the area you are interested in too.
Good luck.
Hi Michael,
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Welcome to Active Rain! This is a great site to network, learn and share ideas with others. Thanks for a great post and I look forward reading more in the future. Have a great day!
Michael - Welcome to Active Rain and congrats on your first post. Be sure to spend some time looking around at what and how others are blogging here. It is a great education and lots of fun. Looks like you're off to a great start...keep it up!
Hello, welcome to Active Rain! This seems like a wonderful environment to network as well as learn from others. I hope you enjoy yourself and participate often in the Active Rain environment!
I just stopped by to welcome you to Active Rain. I hope that you find it a great benefit to your business and that you see the value that I have also found here. I am from Charlottesville Virginia and using Active Rain has really increased my business!
My main blog on Active Rain is here: Charlottesville Real Estate Blog, not the link at the bottom of this post.
I hope you will look into the many groups as there are some great group both local and broad based,....
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