August 31, 2017
Just a few years after purchasing his Middletown home, this CT homeowner found himself over $60K upside down and forced to be a landlord for no profit. He decided to try to short sell the property so he could move on with his life. The property was listed and less than two weeks later a buyer was secured. A full short
August 31, 2017
When this Hamden, CT couple was relocated across the country for new employment, they found themselves prisoners in their home with $100,000 of negative equity and no way to cover the loss. Committed to “doing the right thing and preserving their credit”, this couple wanted to keep up the mortgage payments as long as they could. While their loan was
August 31, 2017
Whenever I get a call that starts out with “I co-signed a loan for family….” I always cringe. I know just where this call is going… Things didn’t work out as well as this family had hoped and a few years after moving in, the loan was years behind and the owners were in foreclosure.
August 31, 2017
When this Middletown, CT homeowner became disabled and could no longer work, things went downhill quickly. After struggling through a year of an unsuccessful attempt at a short sale with an inexperienced real estate agent, he spent another year trying to get a deed in lieu, for which he was ultimately denied. At the end of his rope and
August 31, 2017
When this Wallingford, CT family was relocated across the country for a new position, they found themselves almost $100k upside down in their home and with no way to cover the loss. Wishing to avoid foreclosure, we listed the home as a short sale. It took just over a month to secure a buyer, and four more for Wells
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