Santa Clarita Valley Real Estate

Myth #2 – You Must Be Behind on Your Mortgage to Negotiate a Short Sale While this may have previously been the case, today lenders are looking for verifiable hardship, monthly cash flow shortfall, or pending shortfall and insolvency. If you meet these three requirements and believe that you soon may be unable to afford your mortgage, act immediately. Any delay could limit your options. Do not wait until the countdown clock to foreclosure has started and you have even less time left. No matter how many payments you are or not behind please call me right away to discuss you personal situation. When we talk will review all your options and advise you with answers to all of your questions, and update you on current laws and rights available to you.

Buyers and Investors: The Real estate market has changed and the opportunity factor to own your home has been enhanced recently with a large amount of available REO Homes, pre-foreclosure homes, low interest rates, lower home prices, 3% down programs, government programs, first time home buyers benefits, tax advantages, and investment opportunities. Real estate has always been one of the best and safest investments available and the best time to buy is always when the prices are at or near the bottom. Call or email our office for more details on how you can get into a good opportunity! Current Homeowners: Do you need to get out from under your over encumbered property? We can facilitate and negotiate a loan modification with your current lender if you qualify. Sellers: If you need to sell we can arrange to have your property sold with no selling costs to you, or loan balances owed to the lender(s). Our experience with short sales will create the best possible outcome for you, and pr

C.A.R. has created several new resources for REALTORS® and homeowners seeking information on existing mortgage workout programs. To provide members with one easy-to-use document, we’ve developed a chart outlining programs offered by the larger lenders and government entities, including a snapshot on eligibility requirements and contact information. If a lender or loan servicer is not on the chart, homeowners may wish to contact their lender or loan servicer to determine if a workout program is available.We have also developed consumer information sheets containing detailed information on specific programs that you can print or e-mail to share with clients. Please click on the appropriate link below for information on a specific program. HOPE For Homeowners (H4H) Countrywide Financial (Bank of America) Citigroup, CitiMortgage JP Morgan Chase & Co. IndyMac Federal Bank, FDIC Federal Government Loan Modification (Participants include: Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, Federal Home Lo