The bank will give you $3000 to short sale and move!
The rising number of foreclosures in this country is simply too big to ignore. That is why a government-backed program has been released that aims at streamlining foreclosure avoidance options.
Short sales and deeds-in-lieu are dignified solutions to foreclosure, and now the government is making them easier, quicker and more accessible through the Home Affordable Foreclosure Alternatives Program, or HAFA.
The rising number of foreclosures in this country is simply too big to ignore. That is why a government-backed program has been released that aims at streamlining foreclosure avoidance options. Short sales and deeds-in-lieu are dignified solutions to foreclosure, and now the government is making them easier, quicker and more accessible through the Home Affordable Foreclosure Alternatives Program, or HAFA.
With one in six homeowners struggling to make mortgage payments, you are not alone, and there are options available. With the free report provided here, find out if you qualify for the HAFA Program. Simply fill out your information to the right to get started on your new chapter of financial stability. HAFA, or the Home Affordable Foreclosure Alternatives Program is a government sponsored initiative to aid eligible homeowners by pre-approving short sales before listing and releasing them from future liability of mortgage debt.
Most homeowners facing financial hardship are eligible for a HAFA. As a rule, if a homeowner is eligible for HAMP but cannot pay the mortgage, then he or she is eligible foran assisted short sale through HAFA.
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Dale Frisch 612-284-8161 or Dale@AttractiveRealty.com
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