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Jill Bailey

Saint George, Utah

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I am the mother of one girl and four boys. I'm involved in the community as the director of the Miss St. George Royalty and Pageant as well as being on the board of directors for the Utah Fencing Academy of St. George.

Experience

My involvement in real estate for the past few years has all been focused on the distressed property segment of the market. My speciality is working with homeowners who are falling behind on mortgage payments and helping them find solutions and begin rebuilding their lives.


Real Estate Goals

When it comes to short sales experience matters. Banks have made it extremely difficult to negotiate their short sale processes. A Realtor who does not work full time with distressed properties may find it difficult to keep up with the ever changing requirements lenders place upon homeowners in order to get a short sale approved. Short sales are my business. I work hard everyday to help clients in St. George and the surrounding areas get their short sales approved. I have a team of in-house processors that work for me and we are currently maintaining a 92% close rate for our short sale listings!

Foreclosure can be avoided, your credit can be saved, and your financial future can be salvaged.

Recent Case Histories:

Homeowner owed $379,000. Home sold for $215,000 and we were able to have the bank offer full forgiveness for the remaining debt give the homeowner $3,000 in relocation money. This one went from offer to approval letter in 22 days.
Homeowner owed a total of $470,000 between a 1st and 2nd mortgage. The home sold for $268,000 and we were able to have the bank forgive the difference and the homeowner received $3,000 at closing to help relocate. These homeowners came to me 10 days prior to their foreclosure sale date!
Homeowner owed a total of $164,227 with a 1st and 2nd mortgage along with additional tax liens and mechanics liens. The home sold for $66,000 and we were able to have the bank forgive the difference as well as work with the IRS and FDIC to release the other liens on the home so it could be sold.
Homeowner owed $156,000 on a second home which eventually sold for $103,000. We were able to negotiate with the bank to forgive the entire difference even though the home was not a primary residence. The homeowners came to us just 2 weeks before their foreclosure sale date.


Currently Seeking

Short Sale Listings


About Me

Began Investing July 2011
Member Since December 08, 2011
Website www.stgeorgeshortsaleexperts.com

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