New Elk Grove Short Sale with Wells Fargo Bank Here's my latest Elk Grove short sale! 9708 Blansfield Way is a great home with many popular features. It's a 1-story home with 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, over 2,200 square feet, and a 3 car garage. It's well maintained with a low-maintenance yard, welcoming curb appeal, and lots of interior upgrades. This Elk Grove short sale is a great buy Continue Reading
JUST SOLD Elk Grove Short Sale – 7012 Springmont Drive
JUST SOLD Elk Grove Short Sale - 7012 Springmont Drive It was a Merry Christmas for both the buyers and sellers of this Elk Grove short sale with Chase bank! The sellers who were relocating got out from under a house they could no longer use and the buyers scored on a great home that they will be renting out to support their retirement. This Elk Grove short sale had a few challenges, Continue Reading
Short Sale Elk Grove-Facts About Short Sales in Elk Grove
Short Sale Elk Grove-Facts About Short Sales in Elk Grove Last month, 74 homes sold as short sales in Elk Grove. In past years, short sales were almost impossible to close because lenders weren't willing to accept less than the full mortgage payment. However, short sales have greatly evolved in the last two years and we are seeing many short sales in Elk Grove close every month. If Continue Reading
Chase Bank Short Sale Elk Grove – Elk Grove Short Sale Agent Allan Sanchez
Chase Bank Short Sale Elk Grove - Elk Grove Short Sale Agent Allan Sanchez Take a look at my newest Chase Bank short sale in Elk Grove. 7012 Springmont Drive is a 2 bedroom, 2 bath home with 1,044 square feet and a courtyard entry! It has laminate wood floors, a double-sided fireplace, and a newer AC unit. This home is in the heart of Elk Grove with easy freeway access to both I-5 and HWY Continue Reading
Short Sale Elk Grove-What Should Sellers Keep Current During a Short Sale?
Short Sale Elk Grove-What Should Sellers Keep Current During a Short Sale? When a seller decides it's time to short sale their Elk Grove home, they usually stop paying the mortgage. This is common practice during a short sale. Sellers are often insolvent and truly can't afford the mortgage payment. Not making mortgage payments also give a strong message to the bank that owners can no longer Continue Reading