SELL A SHORT SALE

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To get started, the first step is simply finding this site. You can access LIVE HELP, our FORUM, NEWS, and our expanding collection of EDUCATIONAL SHORT SALE VIDEOS.

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Begin the process by clicking the yellow "SIGN UP" button.
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Take advantage of our free educational resources like HD videos, regularly updated articles, community posts on the forum, and live chat with a Realtor from Fitzpatrick & Prince Real Estate (M-F, 9am-5pm).

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Ask questions, post comments, and get involved with our community.  Take advantage of our live chat, email us at info @ shortsaleabc.com, or post in our forum.  Any questions that arises in the forum will be sent to a qualified attorney or CPA to be answered.

BUYER IS FOUND

Once you've logged into your account, you'll have the opportunity of entering your house information online instead of over the phone. Once you've discused this information with a qualified Short Sale Realtor and have been approved, the all-important task of marketing your home for a quick buyer begins.

ATTORNEY NEGOTIATES

After you've been approved, one of the top performing real estate law firms (Rasmussen Law Firm in Lake Forest, CA), will negotiate the details of your short sale with bank representatives. This process can be rigorous and time consuming (approx. 3-8 months) as the bank has to be sure the buyer, the seller, the other lien holders, and the price are agreeable and in order. You can expect frequent updates from us during this process.

DEBT IS CANCELLED

If the bank has agreed on terms, you will receive a call of congratulations and an "approval letter" officially detailing the specific results of the short sale. If in the hands of competent attorneys and Realtors, there should be no recourse verbiage or remaining debt to pay (dependent on loan type). Your debt has been forgiven, and though you have taken a hit to your credit and won't be living in the house, you're in a prime position to start over with a clean slate.