Short Sale VS Foreclosure VS Deed-In-Lieu of Foreclosure; which of these represents the best choice for a homeowner in distress

Posted by Owen McGab Enaohwo on Oct 21, 2009 | View Comments

The entire foreclosure process can be very stressful for homeowners; some get so depressed, that they do nothing about it. While others who are proactive sometimes end up being given the wrong advice or make decisions that are not well informed. If you are a homeowner dealing with this situation, you will have to make a decision on whether to get your property sold as a Short Sale usually at the discount approved by your lender, or give the property back to them as a Deed-In-Lieu of Foreclosure or just let them complete the Foreclosure. You need to decide which of these three options is the best for you both in the short and long term? Deciding which option to take might be tough especially if you do not know how each will affect your credit and ability to buy a home in the future.

Documents required by lenders in order to begin the Short Sale process

Posted by Owen McGab Enaohwo on Sep 19, 2009 | View Comments

A Short Sale is a type of real estate transaction wherein a homeowner sells their property for less than what they owe the lender. For most lenders to consider a short sale, the homeowner must be experiencing a financial hardship and is unable to make their mortgage payments. Also, the mortgage itself has to be upside down; meaning that the value of the property has dropped and hence there is no equity. The lender takes a loss, and any unsettled balance is usually forgiven. In order to begin the process of negotiating and then approving the short sale, you will need to submit a set of documents required by most lenders. The primary documents are:

What is a Short Sale and why you should have one done for you by a Licensed Real Estate Agent

Posted by Owen McGab Enaohwo on Sep 15, 2009 | View Comments

What is a Short Sale?

A Short Sale is a real estate transaction in which the revenues from the sale fall short of the balance owed on a loan secured by the property sold. Short sales have become the order of the day due to the financial hardships experienced by homeowners whose mortgages are upside down and can no longer make their mortgage payment for one reason or the other. Instead of letting the bank foreclose and ruin their credit, homeowners are now opting to do a short sale.

Loss Mitigator Job! Loss Mitigation Specialist needed to negotiate Short Sales

Posted by Owen McGab Enaohwo on Sep 10, 2009 | View Comments

Loss Mitigation Specialist needed to negotiate Short Sales on behalf of sellers and not the banks – Loss Mitigator Job

Requirements:

Immediate position available for a Loss Mitigator with 2+ years working experience at any financial or lending institution (preferably the big banks and lenders) – no newbies please! You must either still be working at this institution as a Loss Mitigator or must have worked there within the last 6 months. You must have a home office, computer, dedicated fax, phone line, scanner and internet. You’ll need to be available between 10AM – 6PM EST on the weekdays. You must possess superior communication, time management & organizational skills, PC Skills; Windows, Microsoft Excel and Microsoft Word proficiency is required. You must demonstrate initiative, be a strong team player and be willing to follow instructions. If you meet the above requirements then keep reading to learn more about this job and how to apply for it.