Should I Short Sale My Home? 2025

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  3. Proceed to the financial section where you will need to provide details about your mortgage, including the lender's name, loan number, and current balance. This information is crucial for assessing your situation.
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Homeowners pursue a short sale when they can no longer pay the mortgage, need to move from the property and want to avoid a foreclosure. With a short sale, the impact on the homeowners credit record might not be as bad as a foreclosure in some circumstances.
Its best to strike a balance between whats a good deal for you and whats reasonable for the lender. A price thats 5% to 10% below market value is typically a good number to put on the table. Venturing further down could be dangerous territory.
The most docHub disadvantage of selling your home in a short sale is that you lose your home in the end. We understand this may be the only option for some, but for those that havent exhausted all other resources, there may be other options to delay or stop foreclosure without having to sell your home.
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