Patrick James- Connecticut Realtor® - Short Sale Expert
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Information on short sales in your Connecticut town
- Short Sales in Middletown, CT
- Short Sales in Cromwell, CT
- Short Sales in Portland,CT
- Short Sales in Wallingford, CT
- Short Sales in Meriden, CT
- Short Sales in Southington, CT
- Short Sales in Cheshire, CT
- Short Sales in Norwich, CT
- Short Sales in New Britain, CT
- Short Sales in Rocky Hill, CT
- Short Sales in Wethersfield, CT
- Short Sales in Clinton, CT
- Short Sales in E. Hampton, CT
- Short Sales in New London, CT
- Short Sales in Groton, CT
- Short Sales in New Haven, CT
- Short Sales in Farmington, CT
- Short Sales in West Haven, CT
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Avoid foreclosure in Connecticut
If you can not afford to pay your mortgage, the absolute worst thing you could possibly do is nothing. " Walking away " from your home in Connecticut can come with some pretty severe consequences. Connecticut is a recourse state, which allows your lenders to pursue you for the difference between what you owe, and what your home is worth.
Also known as " the deficiency balance ", this can be tens if not hundreds of thousands of dollars. In a short sale, lenders are often willing to forgive all or most of the deficiency, allowing my clients to wipe the slate clean and start fresh.
Am I eligible to sell my home in a short sale?
•Have you fallen behind on your mortgage?
•Is your home worth less than what you owe your lender?•Has your mortgage payment depleted your savings?•Have you relocated, gotten divorced, had a reduction in income or increase in expenses?•Do you want to move on from your home even though you can afford the payment? Find out if selling your Connecticut home in a short sale is right for you.