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- Marketing Consultant, "Life Smith"
- Contributions:121
There is know telling what your numbers are. Military officers dont live in one place for long. Rent out what you can and pay out of pocket the balance, but dont be late and dont Foreclose.
You have to look at your Military career with open eyes. Officers move all the time state to state. Get a Real Estate team to help you not weary. Your home base has people moving in and off the base, Rent to . Be a resorce for other Military families. It may not be that bad . Think about renting it out.
You have to look at your Military career with open eyes. Officers move all the time state to state. Get a Real Estate team to help you not weary. Your home base has people moving in and off the base, Rent to . Be a resorce for other Military families. It may not be that bad . Think about renting it out.
- rockinblu
- Contributions:7202
First, thanks very much for your service, and I'm truly sorry for your difficulty.
The possible three options that I can think of that might be worthy of investigating are HAP , deed in lieu and a short sale.
If you do a short sale, not only do you need an excellent agent, he/she should also be well versed in the short sale process. Below is a link to a blog that may help you find a good agent. However, in the interview questions included in it, add some serious questioning about how many short sales they've managed to get through and close on. Good luck.
http://www.trulia.com/blog/rockinblu/2008/12/i_ve_got_my_fingers_cros
The possible three options that I can think of that might be worthy of investigating are HAP , deed in lieu and a short sale.
If you do a short sale, not only do you need an excellent agent, he/she should also be well versed in the short sale process. Below is a link to a blog that may help you find a good agent. However, in the interview questions included in it, add some serious questioning about how many short sales they've managed to get through and close on. Good luck.
http://www.trulia.com/blog/rockinblu/2008/12/i_ve_got_my_fingers_cros
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