Hello Property Owner,

If you find yourself in a position where you owe more than your home is worth and you need to sell, a short sale may be your best option.

"What is a short sale?"

Simply put, a short sale is a real estate transaction where the homeowner owes their lender more than what their property is worth and they need to sell. In a short sale, the lender must approve and accept less than what they are owed as full payoff (this means they may settle for $200,000, even if you currently owe them $400,000...even if the loss is hundreds of thousands of dollars).

Are you facing a financial hardship that you know will decrease your income?

Are you getting behind on your mortgage and you're not sure if you can catch up?

Or do you just need to sell quickly but your home is worth less now than when you bought it?

If you are facing any of the situations above, and you think a short sale might be your best option, then read on. If you're still not sure and just want more info, then scroll to the bottom of this page and request a free copy of our guide "The Short Sale: A Graceful Exit"

Don't worry.  It's not your fault...

You have to remember, a lot of other good people are also in the same tough spot as you.

We all agree that we're in the middle of a national mortgage crisis and that, in many cases, homeowners who have bought or refinanced in the last few years have been seriously abused by unethical lending practices!!

You bought your home and hoped (like we all did) that it would increase in value (and some people were even promised it would!), but most likely the harsh reality is that now your home is worth less than when you bought it.

I've helped many homeowners in this position to get the help they deserve.

"Short sales are not easy!"

...unless you seek the help of an experienced agent with a proven track record.

I have successfully negotiated short sales for many families and as can see from my recent approval letters I actually get the banks to say YES to our short sales.

Now it's up to you...

I am ready to work for you. Are you ready to take a serious look at your options and see how a short sale can help you:

• Avoid paying TAXES on the money the bank loses at foreclosure! (Yes, you may have to pay taxes on the amount of loss to the bank if the home goes to foreclosure!)
• Save your credit from the "Foreclosure" ding
• Avoid Bankruptcy
• Avoid Foreclosure
• Relieve the stress that this financial burden has become
• WITH NO OUT OF POCKET FEES OR ANY UP FRONT COSTS OF ANY KIND!  …or in other words, you pay me nothing and if I do my job and save you from foreclosure, only then will I get paid by the lender!

Not all people qualify for our help. I am here for you if your situation meets the following criteria:

• You have a valid hardship
• You have little or no equity in your home
• You are unable (or soon will be unable) to pay your bills on time

 

If you're not sure and just want to find out if you qualify, give me a call and I will walk you through your options.

If you don't know what else to do and you don't call me at (775) 336-3515, what will it cost you in damaged credit, frustration and stress?

I know how you feel and I can help!

Need proof that what I do works? Click to see *just some* of the approval letters from our clients below: Wells Fargo (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8) Bank Of America (1, 2, 3, 4) Midland Mortgage (1, 2, 3) Citibank (1, 2) Chase (1, 2) LBPS (1, 2) Horizon (1, 2) Bank of the West Green Tree GMAC HomeEq Nationstar U.S. Bank

 

Sincerely,

Neal Fincher
Prudential Sierra Nevada Properties
775.336.3515
nfincher@prusierra.com

P.S. Don't let the lender's abusive scheme take advantage of you and cause you to lose your home to a foreclosure auction! Save your credit and have peace of mind dealing with someone who specializes in this field.

 

Still Not sure?

Click here to view my presentation on "The Short Sale: A Graceful Exit"

At the very least, click the link above to get some information about your alternatives and how the short sale process works. The last thing you want to do is go through the foreclosure process. It's draining emotionally and psychologically. And you certainly don't want to face it alone.