In the hardship letter, an explanation of how the hardship came about and all steps that may have<br />been taken before you went to the lender about a short sale should be included. The key is to<br />thoroughly explain what exactly about your financial situation has changed since you purchased the<br />property or last refinanced it. It might become easy to let yourself go on and on about your hardship<br />within the letter, but do keep in mind that the processor who is reviewing your file is probably<br />dealing with dozens of other short sales. That being said, it is important to be sure to keep your<br />letter appealing to the eye, brief and well organized.<br />What are typically accepted financial hardships?<br />● Loss of income, reduction in pay, or loss of employment<br />● Relocation or job transfer<br />● Increased bills or expenses<br />● Death of a family member<br />● Divorce or separation<br />● Major repairs needed on the property without the resources to pay for them<br />http://www.GAHomesTEAM.com Roland Lorans 770-866-2561 a Dacula Buford GA Real Estate agent who is knowledgeable in Buford Dacula GA real estate, offers you advice as a Short Sale Seller in what it takes to do a Short Sale and avoid foreclosure in Georgia. . Roland is a Short Sale Expert with many transactions closed and many sellers very happy with the result of being released from debt by their lender. He has a team dedicated to the short sale process. Many sellers wonder How To Do A Short Sale and Roland and His TEAM which includes a Lawyer and Para-Legals has all of the answers.Distributed by OneLoad.com
