This program allows homeowners that are behind on their mortgage payments to sell their property for enough to payoff their mortgage in full. Even if they currently owe more than their house is worth.
- No deficiency.
- No need to bring money to close.
- No forgiveness of debt.
- No foreclosure.
- No taxable event.
- No Sheriff Sale at the courthouse steps.
- No further damage to your credit.
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This program allows homeowners that are behind on their mortgage payments to sell their property for enough to payoff their mortgage in full. Even if they currently owe more than their house is worth.
- No deficiency.
- No need to bring money to close.
- No forgiveness of debt.
- No foreclosure.
- No taxable event.
- No Sheriff Sale at the courthouse steps.
- No further damage to your credit.
No brainer, if you ask me.