Tuesday, August 26, 2008
Short Sales Becoming Common in Charlottesville
Myself and my group (the Avery Group) have been working short sales for a while now. We have successfully closed 5 short sales this year, have two more under contract, and have three more being listed. Most of them have been in Albemarle County. Despite what people think, or because they can only find 8 or 9 of them in the MLS, foreclosures and short sales are becoming more and more prevalent in our area. Even the Daily Progress has had a couple of articles about them in the newspaper. A short sale is a method of preventing foreclosure. With the exception of loan modification, it is usually the best option. 95% of the time you see a short sale, there is a foreclosure looming. Don't be fooled by terminology. Also, look for key terms in the MLS. For example, "subject to bank approval" is usually a good one to look for if you are looking for a possible foreclosure or short sale.
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