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27th December, 2011

If you own a property in Fairfax, VA and is considering of selling it to relatives well we have to tell you that this is not possible. One requirement that most banks would ask for short sales in Fairfax, VA to stop foreclosure is to sell it an arm’s length transaction which means you are selling your real estate property to someone not related to you. So if you are in an upside down situation for your property in Fairfax, VA and would like to stop foreclosure, we have short sale specialists to help you. And in today’s market a short sale is always better and smarter move.

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Why don’t you go ahead and fill out the form in this website and we will give you a call to help you short sale your property in Fairfax, VA. Our friendly short sale specialist will help you get out of your situations. We will help you stop foreclosure and do a short sale instead.

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24th December, 2011

Lorton short sale specialists. Stop foreclosure in Lorton, VA with Lorton real estate agents/ Realtors.

Just another story for a successful short sale that we helped stop foreclosure wanted to share with you and we can help you do the same in Maryland, Virginia or D.C. including in Lorton, Virginia

This is Traci Rochon with greetingsvirginia.com with Keller Williams Realty. I want to share to you little story about a success that we helped with a short sale client yesterday. They got all of the deficiency forgiven on both loans to the property from Bank of America, and Sun Trust.

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We got everything to closing that needed to be done. This was a difficult short sale transaction with Bank of America and Sun Trust (as most are with most banks) and had many challenges. We were over to solve all of the problems and now our client does not have the huge burden of the upside down home that she can not pay for and has avoided foreclosure.

To find out more on we will help you in Lorton, VA or other areas, please contact us now or check us out at our short sale website now. We help clients all over Maryland, D.C., and Virginia that are upside down their mortgage, sell their homes. Thank you.

In today’s market, a short sale is a smart sale!

About the author: Traci Rochon is a short sale Realtor serving Lorton, VA and other areas. We can help you stop foreclosure in Lorton, VA and other areas of VA, MD, and DC with a short sale.

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4th November, 2011

Many homeowners need to sell their property and are upside down on the mortgage. A Virginia short sale is a great alternative to foreclosure.

A short sale is often the solution if you need to sell and have a valid financial hardship such as divorce, loss of job, decreased pay, medical, family, increased expense, or other financial distress.

What will the bank consider a hardship?   It depends.   Speak with a Virginia Short Sale Expert to find out your options.

A short sale costs you nothing.

To get started, interview a Virginia Short Sale Specialist.   When you decide who to hire you will:

1) Obtain financial documents such as bank statements, pay stubs, tax returns, financial work sheet, and a financial hardship letter.

2) Complete a listing agreement with the brokerage that you hire.

3) Get your home in the best marketable condition (clean, declutter, etc)

4) Market your home to a buyer

5) Negotiate the best offer with a buyer (with the guidance of your real estate agent)

6) Negotiate with your lender (your short sale Realtor will do this work on your behalf)

7) Sell your home and get this behind you

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15th May, 2011

Order your copy of, “Should I Short Sale my Home?” by Tim and Julie Harris and Dan and Traci Rochon

With the sluggish economy, job layoffs, adjustable rate mortgage payments, declining home values, soaring medical bills and a number of other factors, many people are finding it difficult to keep their homes and could be facing the possibility of losing their homes. A national epidemic is looming. Are your ready? We are in the most challenging real estate market since the Great Depression with no end in sight for the immediate future. The government can only do so much to help victims of this situation. Dan and Traci have helped numerous people in Virginia, Maryland, and Washington DC avoid foreclosure and sell their homes for less than what was owed to the bank.

  • Are you stressed out about mortgage payments?
  • Do you think that your only option is a foreclosure?
  • Are you considering ‘walking away’?
  • Struggling with a loan modification?
  • Is a short sale right for you?
  • How to buy a home after a short sale?

Learn the answers to these questions and more when you read our book, “Should I Short Sale my Home?”

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15th May, 2011

Traci, Maggie, and Dan Rochon 5-5-2011 Shooting Spot for New Book Promotion… “Should I Short Sale My Home?” written Dan and Traci Rochon and Tim and Julie Harris.   -Photo By Walt Keel

Should I Short Sale my Home?

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