I need to sell both my homes to avoid being foreclosed
April 10, 2008
I am considering short selling my two properties. each property is financed by a different bank. bank of america and chase manhattan bank. i live in one and rent the other out. each has a mortgage of $639K. they are now each worth $485K. i am losing money with each monthly payment. my concern is if i will qualify for short sale on either property and maybe a tax backlash (relief of debt seen as income by IRS). one option i'd look into is someone negotiating the price down closer to $485K on the home i live in, but short selling the rental. any and all advice would be appreciated.
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Comments
You defiantly qualify for a short sale. Time is a critical factor.
A short sale would be an option for you on your primary residence. Primary residence means you have lived in your home two out of the last five years. President Bush passed into law the mortgage debt relief act in December of 2007. That states you will not be 1099 on your primary residence. Your other home would be considered an investment and you would be issued a 1099. Which means you pay taxes on the deficiency balance.
I'm trying to find a property in Vallejo California that was financed by CHASE HOME. Is there a foreclosure website I can visit or how can I approach this?
A Short Sale would be a good option for "BOTH" properties, not just the Primary res.
Please call me there may be more options than you realize. You may be able to keep your primary residence and pay on a mortgage of 90% of your current market value. As far as the investment property you would need to do a short sale however you have options on that as well. I would like to go over everything with you my number is 239-896-4401.
Have a good night,
Alisa Knittel
Have a good night,
Alisa Knittel






