admin on June 6th, 2009

We are long term short sale investors who work with an extended team of professionals to provide the smoothest, simplest and most effective short sale process for homeowners possible.
We have our own team of negotiators with years of experience in the loss mitigation departments of major lending institutions. These are our front lines - and [...]

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admin on May 28th, 2009

It could be said that the one key element in successful short sale transactions is the negotiator. After all, it is the skill level, language knowledge and sheer stamina of the negotiator that will determine the outcome of any short sale transaction.
Having said that, there are some very important distinctions between negotiators out there. [...]

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As a short sale investor who now works with real estate agents in California I’ve come across some interesting concepts (or better: misconceptions) as to the relationships between parties when it comes to agents, sellers, lenders and buyers in short sale transactions…
Now, I am not a lawyer - not an attorney - but I’m an [...]

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admin on May 17th, 2009

To learn more about the services we offer as well as important facts about short sales in California please visit the following pages:

And remember, short sales are definitely NOT the only option and may not be your own best option. To learn more about choices and options when dealing with underwater properties or potential looming foreclosure be sure to read our Foreclosure Resources Section

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From the Huffington Post
Last Friday the Huffington Post invited readers to share stories of short sale woe.
In a short sale, a distressed homeowner avoids foreclosure by selling his home for less than the value of the mortgage. While the lender loses money on the sale, it is less costly than if the bank forces [...]

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