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Orlando Short Sales!
Here is a quick list of the immediate short sales by location, if you are looking for a broader search area, or more specific detailed search beyond the list below, feel free to send us an email at Brady@Floridaishome.com or give us a call at (407) 374-3123 and let us create a custom search to assist you.
Altamonte Springs short sale homes for sale
Avalon Park short sale homes for sale
Baldwin Park short sale homes for sale
Casselberry short sale homes for sale
College Park short sale homes for sale
Cypress Lakes short sale homes for sale
Cypress Springs short sale homes for sale
Downtown Orlando short sale homes for sale
Dr. Phillips short sale homes for sale
Eastwood short sale homes for sale
Lake Mary short sale homes for sale
Lake Nona short sale homes for sale
Lee Vista short sale homes for sale
Longwood short sale homes for sale
Maitland short sale homes for sale
Oviedo short sale homes for sale
Sanford short sale homes for sale
Stoneybrook East short sale homes for sale
UCF Area short sale homes for sale
Waterford Lakes short sale homes for sale
Wedgefield short sale homes for sale
Windermere short sale homes for sale
Winter Park short sale homes for sale
Winter Springs short sale homes for sale
If you are unfamiliar with the short sale process, then this is just the place to start. Once you find a property or a few short sale properties that interest you, please give us a call and let us assist you in navigating the process. Short sales can be a process that allows you to save money, but it does come with a price often unseen and many times not discussed until it is to late, so take a few minutes to give us a call so we can set the proper expectations and eliminate the short sale myths.
What is a short sale?
This must be a loaded question?
Short sales by definition are anything but short in duration!
Short sales are when a lender agrees to accept less than is owed on a mortgage or lien. In essence they are a settlement between the lender and the seller of a property for less than what is owed on the actual value of the home.
To achieve a short sale the buyer must be willing to wait for the negotiation process to work. On average this could mean waiting 60 to 90 days for the sellers lender to accept a legitimate offer.
If a bank accepts a short sale, this typically means the seller is taken out of foreclosure status and the ownership is transferred to the buyer.
Word to the wise! not all advertised prices on short sales are the price that the property will sell at. Many times the advertised price is not approved by the lender and are for marketing purposes only. The price should be at or near market value, but experience has taught me that this is not always the case. Everyone should speak to an experienced agent to set proper expectations in regards to offer price, and time frames.