Do You Need a Quick House Sale? If so Then Read On
There could be numerous reasons why you might need to get a quick sale on your home. However your options for selling quickly are somewhat limited. You could try to sell by advertising the property yourself or you could out the sale in the hands of an estate agent. Either of these options will usually provide anything but a quick sale. Your home could be on the market for many months, thats even if it sells at all. Of course you will have had to payout fees to put your home on the market with an estate agent and these do not come cheap.
There is another option that can guarantee a fast home sale and that is by looking online with a specialist company that offers to buy your home for cash and to provide a sale that can take just a couple of weeks or less. With such a company you could apply online using the form provided and after leaving just a few details we will get back to you with a quote as to how much we would pay for your home. If you are happy with the deal and we are too someone will value your home and then provide a written quote. You could then have a sale and get cash in hand from the sale which allows you to get on with your life.
One of the many circumstances that you might be able to benefit from a quick sale is if you are going through a divorce. Divorce is a very stressful and life changing thing to deal with especially if you have to sell the family home due to having to split the sale proceeds between the partners. If this is the case things can be a whole lot easier if you can sell the property quickly and then set about rebuilding your life. However when selling this way if one partner wanted to remain in the property they could choose to look at a sell to rent option which would allow you to sell and then rentback.
You might also need to sell your home quickly if you are emigrating and wish to leave with cash in your pocket from the sale and with no loose ends that would mean you having to come home to tie them up. By selling to a company offering a quick sale you would not have the worry of paying out to put your home on the market with an estate agent and having it stand there for many months. You would know within 24 hours whether this was a suitable option for you to take.
You could also take a quick sale this way if you wanted to get your hands on a large cash sum and do not want to take out a loan or you were not able to get one. You could choose to sell your home quickly to free up the equity in it and pay affordable monthly rent that would allow you to remain in the property as a tenant with the option of being able to buy back in the future.
Oliver Wingrove
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January 28th, 2010 at 2:13 am
Confused about Foreclosure – Can Someone please Help!!!?
A quick sale on the house is not an option, so please do not post with that, foreclosure is the only option, its not my house.
Anyways..
The house paymet was due on June 16th. I read that an average foreclosure takes 102 days, is that after her first missed payment or what?
When should we expect to be evicted? October 16th at the earliest right?
Thats the earliest, but they have to auction the house and stuff right?
Thanks in advance!!
January 28th, 2010 at 7:15 am
You didnt say whether it was a government guaranteed loan but most of them are, in case it was you might want to read up on the process on this link
HUD: Delinquencies & Foreclosures
http://www.hudclips.org/sub_nonhud/cgi/nph-brs.cgi?d=HBKS&s1=Foreclosure+procedures&op1=AND&l=100&SECT1=TXT_HITS&SECT5=HBKS&u=./hudclips.cgi&p=1&r=83&f=G
The explanation provided in there is pretty much what happens within a foreclosures process.
Here is a quickie and it does vary: first the letter that the payment is late then 30 days another one 60 days another one 90 days they file for foreclosure proceedings any time between 30 and 180 days to go to sale depending on the court dockets.
You might also want to visit this site
National Home Recovery Program for foreclosures http://www.nhrp.com/
Best of luck sorry about your problem
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January 28th, 2010 at 7:17 am
It appears that you are asking how long she can live in the house for free. Or should I say at the expense of the lending institution?
Might it not be better to look for ways for her to keep the house despite a temporary set back? Depending on her situation and the reason that she is unable to pay, the lender might be willing to waive payments for a few months and just tack those payments onto the end of the mortgage period. They might be willing to charge her interest only for a few months. If there is any possibility of recovery, I’m sure the lender would prefer to avoid a foreclosure. If not, then it might look slightly better on her credit if she does a voluntary foreclosure and vacates immediately rather than sitting around waiting to be forced out.
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January 28th, 2010 at 7:19 am
Your really trippin dude.
A House in foreclosure in one question and willing to spend 400-600 Bucks on a half Back tattoo in another question. Balls you got—brains..NO
Scam ar-teest maybe
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Check his profile
January 28th, 2010 at 7:21 am
depends on the type of foreclosure and/or your state. In California, you will have at least 7 months before the house is sold (from the first missed payment) and another 3 weeks to get evicted.
Regards
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January 28th, 2010 at 7:23 am
The FIRST thing you need to do is contact your lender. If this person missed a payment for health reasons, or another emergency, most lenders are willing to work with you. Their goal is not to foreclose on the property, in fact, it’s the last thing they want to do. In most cases, they will call and send letters and instead of ignoring them (as most people in delinquency do), you need to speak with them and work out an agreement. I’ve seen lenders grant extensions up to a year for circumstances such as illness and/or jobloss (this does not mean you should fabricate such an excuse). Be honest with them and try to avoid the process starting NOW. You have up until the day the house is sold on auction (which could be six months from now) to do something. So take action.
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