Why We are Different. Why Choose The Mullarkey Group?
There are many real estate firms out there that are more than happy to take your short sale listing, but we do things a bit different from most. Sometimes a short sale is not always in your best interest. True, there can be many advantages and reasons for someone to consider a short sale versus foreclosure, but no two situations are alike. I’d like to explain why we are unique from the sea of short sale agents in the Valley. We’ve partnered with a local law firm which offers our clients a reduced rate for real legal advice. We actually REQUIRE our clients to speak with an attorney before we will take their listing, so that we are assured that a short sale is their best option. If foreclosure is a better alternative, we would rather our clients know upfront versus finding out after their short sale closes…nobody wants that.
The second reason that makes us different is that we use a professional negotiator in our short sale transactions. Our negotiator has years of experience dealing with various lenders and financial institutions, and works full-time in the short sale arena. This gives our clients the highest possible chances of getting their short sale approved. Many realtors will try to negotiate with the banks themselves, which many are not experienced enough to take on this role. We stick to our role in your short sale transaction—marketing your home to get you a solid offer in the shortest amount of time possible. We believe that by using a “short sale team” of attorneys and negotiators it gives our clients the highest level of service and attention to their situation. A short sale is difficult enough, and you deserve only the best during this stressful time. Call or email The Mullarkey Group today, real help is right around the corner.
Before you consider walking away from your home, and endure the ramifications of a foreclosure, consider a SHORT SALE. A short sale can not only prevent foreclosure, but it can also save your credit, your job, and your financial future.
What are the main causes of financial distress? Believe it or not, there are many factors that can contribute to a homeowner not being able to afford the mortgage. When preventing foreclosure, many banks consider the following conditions to be acceptable financial hardships that could make you elegible for a short sale:
- Loss of Job
- Business Failure
- Damage to Property
- Death of a Spouse
- Death of Family Members
- Severe Illness
- Inheritance
- Divorce
- Mandatory Job Relocation
- Medical Bills
- Military Service
- Payment Increase or Mortgage Adjustment
- Insurance or Tax Increase
- Reduced Income
- Separation
- Too Much Debt
- Incarceration
Helpful Short Sale Links
-Top 10 Reasons To Avoid Foreclosure
Banks are not in the real estate business, banks are in the lending business. As a Certified Distressed Property Expert, you’ll benefit from my educational training and real estate sales experience to help you avoid foreclosure.
