Short Sale Help for Texas Homeowners | Avoid Foreclosure with Expert Guidance
A short sale happens when a homeowner sells their property for less than what they owe on the mortgage — with the lender’s approval. It’s often used as an alternative to foreclosure and can help minimize damage to your credit and financial future.
Key points:
The lender agrees to accept less than the full balance due.
You must demonstrate financial hardship.
The process involves more steps and approvals than a traditional home sale.
You might consider a short sale if:
You're behind on mortgage payments and can't catch up.
Your home is worth less than your mortgage.
You've experienced a financial hardship like a job loss, divorce, medical bills, or even relocation.
You want to avoid foreclosure and the long-term impact it brings.
It’s not for everyone, but it may be the smartest move in certain situations.
Short sales are complex — but you don’t have to figure it out alone. I specialize in helping homeowners navigate the short sale process from start to finish, including:
Taking the time to assess your unique financial situation
Communicating with your lender
Handling the paperwork and negotiations
Finding a qualified buyer
Closing the sale with minimal stress to you
With my deep experience in real estate and a
niche in short sales,
I bring the clarity, support, and expertise you need to move forward with confidence.
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Often, lenders waive the deficiency balance when all requirements are met for closing but it depends on the lender. This in only of the items I diligently work toward when serving my clients. Let's talk about this during your consultation.
Yes, you usually stay in the home until the short sale closes.
It can take 3-6 months, depending on lender response and buyer timelines.
In light of recent TREC regulations, I am required to provide:
Texas Real Estate Commission Consumer Protection Notice
Texas Real Estate Commission and Information About Brokerage Services