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Oviedo & Chuluota Real Estate - Short Sales in October 2009

These smart homeowners didn’t have to lose their house to foreclosure. Instead, they hired a real estate agent to help them sell their house as a Short Sale.

Street

Date Sold

Original List Price

Sold Price

Beds

Baths

Sq Ft

Pool

RIVEREDGE

10/22/09

$139,800

$137,000

3

2

1321

N

CANAL CROSS

10/29/09

$209,921

$170,000

4

2

1710

N

WATER LILY

10/09/09

$229,000

$230,000

4

3

2291

N

LAKE LENELLE

10/12/09

$419,900

$288,000

4

2

2322

Y

HEIRLOOM ROSE

10/29/09

$500,000

$470,000

5

4

4319

Y

Properties have been listed and sold by various MLS members.

Data drawn from the My Florida Regional Multiple Listing Service.

Because the payoff of a loan will be ‘shorted’ by a significant amount, the mortgage lender must approve a Short Sale. Handled properly, the likelihood of successfully selling your house as a Short Sale is high. Once the Short Sale is behind you, you can often get on with your life with hardly a backward glance.

A Short Sale is nothing more than putting your house up for sale in the usual manner, waiting for a qualified buyer just like any other home seller would, facing a few extra hurdles, filling out additional paperwork, waiting a bit longer for the closing to take place, and finally moving out and moving on.

Real benefits come with selling your house as a Short Sale. Among them are: 1) substantially reducing or completely eliminating financial liability, 2) minimizing damage to your credit rating, 3) emerging from bad credit quicker than you would with a foreclosure, and 4) having a sense of satisfaction that you’re taking care of the problem proactively and responsibly.

Posted Wednesday Nov 04