McCall and Company - CPS is there for consumers needing to execute a short sale Santa Rosa, California

Need to short sell your home?

Not sure what a short sale is? A short sale occurs when you owe more than what the house is worth. This can be attributed to many causes, but often is a result of a rapidly declining real estate market.

Short sales could be a way for homeowners to avert foreclosure and pay off their loan with the lender by settling.


What steps do I take in a short sale?

First, find out the true market value of your house. A qualified REALTOR®, like those at McCall and Company - CPS, will be able to give you a realistic idea of what your house will possibly sell for based on prior sales of similar houses in the area. Be careful of websites where a computer estimates your house's market value since they may not have complete information or know important things like neighborhood trends and current listings.

Should you have any concerns pertaining to real estate or what happens during a short sale in Santa Rosa, California simply contact me here or e-mail me.

Next, don't forget about your closing costs. The experienced real estate agents at McCall and Company - CPS will take into account fees like title report, appraisal, escrow, property taxes, and agent commissions to tally your final costs at closing.

Finally, call your lender and notify them of the situation. They may even have a specific department that handles short sales. Ask about their exact procedures. Some lenders will be more inclined to work with you than others. They may be able to decrease how much you owe or make other arrangements. Your lender will have to give consent for the final sale.


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