If You Can't Sell Your House, Think Mortgage Assignment
If you’ve tried to sell your house for longer than you like, then it’s time to learn about alternate strategies – and I’m NOT talking about lowering your price.
The financial world is stuck – stuck on stupid some say – so the old way of accomplishing real estate transactions JUST DON’T WORK anymore. However, there are alternative strategies that can get you out of your house so you can move on with your life. If you have:
Then you might want to consider a mortgage assignment strategy.
Here’s why: It’s not a problem with your house, or your real estate agent or the time of the year. It’s because buyers can’t get loans. The funding required to buy your house just isn’t there.
YOU ARE NOT ALONE – there are many that could have avoided bankruptcy or foreclosure if they just knew about this simple strategy called mortgage assignment. No, it’s not mortgage assumption, but a method adopted by some of the best real estate attorneys in the country that allows previously qualified buyers to purchase your house.
If this sounds like your situation, I’m more than happy to discuss this with you in complete detail. Contact through this blog and we can come up with a solution together.
The financial world is stuck – stuck on stupid some say – so the old way of accomplishing real estate transactions JUST DON’T WORK anymore. However, there are alternative strategies that can get you out of your house so you can move on with your life. If you have:
- a Jumbo Loan
- Zero or little equity in your house
- had your house on the market for more than 120 days
Then you might want to consider a mortgage assignment strategy.
Here’s why: It’s not a problem with your house, or your real estate agent or the time of the year. It’s because buyers can’t get loans. The funding required to buy your house just isn’t there.
YOU ARE NOT ALONE – there are many that could have avoided bankruptcy or foreclosure if they just knew about this simple strategy called mortgage assignment. No, it’s not mortgage assumption, but a method adopted by some of the best real estate attorneys in the country that allows previously qualified buyers to purchase your house.
If this sounds like your situation, I’m more than happy to discuss this with you in complete detail. Contact through this blog and we can come up with a solution together.
Comments (1)
What happens when the seller's note gets called and the buyer wants to sue you?
Bryan Hancock, over 14 years ago