Is It Potential To Fullfill A Short Sale With Met Life?
Posted on January 28th, 2012
Howdy, are you a homeowner who has a loan with Met Life and you’re wondering if it’s possible for you to do a short sale? Possibly you heard the news just lately about how Met Life is not doing real estate loans anymore and also you’re questioning how that may affect you. My name is Fred Weaver and this is Kevin Kauffman and we’re Group 46:10, certainly one of the nation’s main short sale teams, one of the top 250 real estate teams within the country.
We want to share with you some extra details about Met Life and particularly our experience in doing short sales with Met Life and the way you qualify. Met Life will not be well-known, but you probably found our video because you’ve a loan with Met Life, or perhaps you’ve got a family member or pal who has a Met Life home mortgage. We have really been in a position to complete several short sales with them over the last couple of years and now we have a a hundred% success rate with them.
Should you’re questioning if there are agents on the market that even know the right way to cope with Met Life, well we have got the experience. Give us a call because we do have the experience of working with them, and we have got the contacts in administration and we know their process and might expedite your short sale that way this thing would not drag out for you for eight to 9 months. We can close a short sale with Met Life for you in around 100-150 days. If this is of any interest to you, give us a call at 480-449-6642. You may as well fill out a form right here on our website. We’re Group 46:10, one of the nation’s main short sale groups and we look ahead to speaking to you soon. Thanks a lot, have an incredible day.
For more information on short sales and how to avoid foreclosure, visit the Group 46:10 blog or you can also contact the Group 46:10 team and get started today.
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Friday Roundup: How We Sold Our House in 5 Days
Posted on July 1st, 2011
Housing Market News
- How We Sold Our House in 5 Days. When I last updated you, we still needed to sell our current home. We put the house on the market a couple of days after that post and sold it 5 days later. Balance Junkie
- 5 Tips of Saving Money for A House. Saving money for a house may seem like a daunting task for a potential homeowner. As tough as it seems, if you do it right, it could be a very important step towards creating wealth. Wealth Pilgrim
- What is a Second Mortgage? Pros and Cons. A second mortgage is in a nutshell another mortgage on your home. Homeowners take out an additional loan against their property and they do this for a variety of reasons, typically as a way to access additional money. Moolanomy
- Do You Have Renters Insurance? Although I’ve never had anything happen to me in my home that would warrant using my renters insurance (knock on wood), I think that my low-cost investment is quite valuable. Savvy Sugar
- How to Pay Off Your Mortgage Early (for FREE!) Now that my wife and I have paid off all our non-mortgage debt, it’s time to turn our attention to the mortgage. We currently owe over $500,000 on our home (gulp!). Dough Roller
- Home Resales Slide 3.8%. The housing slump has reined in Americans’ once-insatiable appetite for bigger and better homes. The real-estate industry’s growth and survival depend on buyers trading up to more-expensive properties. Wall Street Journal
Credit Karma News
- Personal Finance: Credit card offers are back. For instance, a company that brags it has no “annual fee,” might instead charge an “application fee,” says Ken Lin, CEO of CreditKarma.com, a Bay Area-based credit card site. “If you take 20 minutes to read the disclosures, it can save you several hundred dollars,” said Lin. The Sacramento Bee
- Credit Karma Gets Even More Awesome. I have long been a big fan of Credit Karma, a free website where you can check your TransUnion credit score every month. It’s the only truly free site I know where I can track my score, so I use it every month when I update my net worth. Thousandaire
- 3 Killer Weapons to Optimize Your Credit and Rewards. Credit Karma will teach you how each factor in your credit behavior affects your overall score, and will give you a “Credit Report Card” in each area such as hard credit inquiries, open credit card utiliization, average age of open credit lines, total credit accounts, percent on-time payments, and derogatory remarks (hopefully not!). Excursives
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