Options to Avoid Foreclosure

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Options to Avoid Foreclosure
Chances are, you or someone you know in the Scottsdale and Phoenix Metropolitan area is facing the possibility of foreclosure, as many homeowners in Arizona owe more than their property is worth …

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Short Sales Explained
Short Sale can be an excellent solution for homeowners who need to sell, and who owe more on their homes than they are worth. In the past, it was rare for a bank or lender to accept a Short Sale. Today, however …

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What is a Short Sale?
The Haven Express Short Sale Team has a proven track record of negotiating with lenders to get approval for a homeowner to sell their property for less than the total amount owed on the mortgage …

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What is CDPE?
A Certified Distressed Property Expert® (CDPE) is an agent that has passed rigorous training to gain a deep understanding of the financial challenges in the current real estate market …

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Short Sale vs. Foreclosure
Explore the key differences between short sale and foreclosure …

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Deficiency Judgment Explained
A lender's right to a "deficiency judgment" when a property is sold in a short sale or foreclosed upon …

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Mortgage Delinquency Explained
Mortgage Delinquency is one of the early warning signs of foreclosure …

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Loan Modification Explained
One possible option to avoid foreclosure is a loan or mortgage modification …

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Negative Equity Explained
"Negative Equity," a term that explains the value of real estate that is less than the amount of mortgages or liens tied to it …

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Arm's Length Transaction Explained
A notarized Arms Length Affidavit is now required by many lenders as a condition of approving a Short Sale …

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Bankruptcy 101
Bankruptcy is an option to consider - but not a decision to be taken lightly.  It's essential to consult with qualified legal counsel …

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