
A More updated version of this short sale homes page is now available here What are Short Sales the Process in Minnesota
Short Sale A House: How To Do a MN Short Sale
Do you have a house in MN for sale? If you owe too much on your house, and are affected from falling home prices, you may find it tough to sell your house. You may simply just need to sell your house for less than what you owe on the house. This could be done if you are as little as no payments behind but are soon about to not be able to afford your home, from an approaching ARM, or a loss of job, or health issues. You can’t do a short sale just because you don’t feel like paying.
Here is how it works, and here are the questions we would ask someone in a short sale situation.
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If your house is behind in payments, or about to be behind, and you owe too much on the house to sell for what’s owing. We would negotiate with your lender to get them to take less than what’s owing (short sale). Please contact us today so we can get started on selling your house on a short sale. It’s going to be much better for your credit if you sell the house on a short sale rather then just giving the property back to the bank and losing it in foreclosure.
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Questions about credit..
Todd Rooker who is the owner of Armor Financial Services Credit and Debt Specialists. Any questions regarding tax, bankruptcy, credit and financial planning, foreclosures, how it affects your future purchases, how to improve your credit score, etc. Todd Rooker is excellent when it comes to understanding how all these situations relates to short sales.
Todd will then refer you to a CPA or Bankruptcy attorney if needed. Todd’s phone number is 763-383-0959. Tell him Ron Orr told you to call him. |
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Questions about taxes…
http://www.overfinanced.com/taxes |
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Example Scenario
http://www.overfinanced.com/shortsale |
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Questions about foreclosure process…
http://www.overfinanced.com/foreclosure |
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Questions on how to find another place to live now…
Generally speaking, most foreclosure process, include 3+ payments behind before you get a NOD-Notice of default. At this point you have to come up with the full amount to reinstate the loan. Soon after in most cases the banks will file a foreclosure proceeding, and will advertise your property in the legal newspapers for 6 weeks advertising a sheriff sale. Their is a 6 month redemption after the sheriff sale, in most cases, their are situations where 1/3 of the principle balance is paid off or you have 10+ acres where the lenders would give 12 month redemption. The choice is yours, if you feel it’s in your best financial interest to save up a down payment from the foreclosure process and redemption period. We won’t advise either way. We would encourage meeting with an attorney, CPA, and/or financing planner. If you did decide to save up the money along the way, What we will say is we have some nice new construction available for as little as 5-6% down payment. Our lenders are telling us that some buyers can finance a house in as little as 2 years after foreclosure. Please keep in mind this is a short sale, and that’s not the same as a foreclosure. http://www.minnesotainvestors.com |
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What are the next steps…
1. First you have to want to sell on a short sale, and help provide us with your info. After you submit this form, we’ll email a lot of paperwork for you to review and sign.
2. We will need information about your loan and financial situation
3. Your information and signatures will be provided to our agent
4. The negotiator will submit your info and paperwork into your lender
5. The negotiator will work on negotiating with your lender
6. The property will get listed on the MLS for sale
7. We will try to find agents that have buyers
8. We should eventually get an offer from a buyer for less than what’s owing
9. We would set up a closing date
10. We would close the property
Again, It will be important that you put an effort to get us your paperwork in a timely manner. |
Here are some questions the short sale expert would need to know the answers to:
Borrower
First Name
Last Name
Home Phone
Cell Phone
Co-Borrower
First Name
Last Name
Home Phone
Cell Phone
1st Lender
Lender Name
Amount Owing
Monthly Payment
Payments Behind
Account#
2nd Lender
Lender Name
Amount Owing
Monthly Payment
Payments Behind
Account#
Market Value
Sheriff Sale Date
Bankruptcy
Had Bankruptcy When
Other Liens
Judgments
Past Due Water Bill
Past Due Taxes
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