Short Sale in Alexandria, VA Approved by Chase Bank
Dan and Traci of Keller Williams Realty and greetingsvirginia.com together with their team of short sale experts in Alexandria, VA have successfully closed short sale with Chase Bank just last month. Please refer to letter of approval below for short sale in Alexandria, VA by Chase Bank. Some information have been removed to keep identity of home seller who was the property owner of this approved short sale in Alexandria, VA by Chase Bank.
You can email direct Dan at dan@greetingsvirginia.com or call the number on this page if you are considering of selling your property on short sale. Their team of top realtors in Alexandria, VA will be more than help to assist you.
Open House in Fairfax, VA by Top Realty Team in Fairfax, VA
Avoid foreclosure in Fairfax, VA. Dan and his Team of short sales experts in Fairfax, VA frequently hold an open house in Fairfax, VA. They request homebuyers in Fairfax, VA to come and see the very well-situated homes on short sale. You don’t ever want to miss it! Around 45 people are anticipated to come on open houses in Fairfax, VA! So if you’re thinking of selling your home too, they’re the best realty team for you! They’re always looking forward to help you sell your homes in Fairfax, VA. Interesting, right? Now make a new tab and go to greetingsvirginia.com and fill up the form online!
So, if you are a homebuyer and wanting to buy a property on short sale in Fairfax, VA email us direct at dan@greetingsvirginia.com or call the number on this page. Our team of short sales experts in Fairfax, VA would be more than happy to help you.
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Read MoreHerndon, VA Short Sales – January 2012 Northern Virginia MarketWatch
Click on the video to watch the Northern Virginia Marketwatch latest report on most recent numbers which include short sales in Herndon, VA.
As the national economy began in 2011, majority of the economists foresaw a continued progressing economy as the year went by. In hind sight the positive signs manifested in early 2011 were not positive enough to rise above the strong headwinds that followed. Many factors buffeted the recovery:
1. Severe winter storms
2. Higher gas price
3. the European financial roller coaster
4. the inability of Congress and the administration to negotiate agreements on national debts and budget
Given this backdrop it is indeed fortunate that a double depreciation did not occur.
Presently in early in 2012, all economic actions are geared towards a positive direction; more strongly so than last year:
> Decreased unemployment
> Increased gross domestic product
> Increased corporate earnings and
> Most importantly for the Virginia real estate increased consumer confidence
All of these affirmative determiners set the stage for sustained recovery in the Virginia real estate.
Pending Virginia short sales increased 1.6% from January 2011 to a level of 2,619. This is higher than in December and boasts well for the new year and shows evidence of increasing consumer confidence. Perhaps the biggest story in Virginia’s real estate is the declining inventory which is bringing the supply-demand picture into better balance. Active listings in January were down 12.9% from a year ago, the result- month’s supply of available Virginia homes for sale is declining. January’s rate of 2.5 months is down 3.9% from December and is in the range that indicates a seller’s market. Median home prices have been increasing, reflecting the improving Virginia real estate condition and the increasing balance between supply and demand. The median sales price in January was $344,750 which is an increase of 9.4% from January 2011. January year over year sales were essentially flat at +0.6%. These trends indicate continued improvement in the fundamentals underlying Virginia real estate with lower inventories, continued low interest rates, lower rental vacancies and decreasing unemployment rates the spring housing market looks to be better than the last few years.
Our real estate firm has teamed up with Moseley Real Estate Schools!
Moseley has been training students in the real estate industry since 1972 and offers real estate education for Salesperson Licensing, Broker Licensing, and Continuing Education, and Post License Education. Get your free real estate education today!
Read MoreBurke, VA Short Sale Specialists. Stop Foreclosure
Burke, VA short sale specialists help stop foreclosure in Burke, VA. If you are a homeowner in Burke, VA or another area of Northern, VA and you are struggling to pay your mortgage, there is hope.
This is real estate agent/ Realtor Traci Rochon with Keller Williams Realty. We help short sale clients in Burke, VA and all over Virginia, Maryland, D.C., and that are struggling to pay their mortgage, sell their house.
Lenders, attorneys, banks, Realtors and real estate professionals agree that a short sale is a better choice than a foreclosure.
Here is a short sale success that we helped with a client stop foreclosure. They got full and final satisfaction on their short sale.
The first loan was Bank of America. In addition, there was a second loan from Sun Trust Bank. On this short sale, there were a lot of last-minute challenges that we were able to overcome. All of those obstacles were handled and everybody’s sanity was maintained. Now our seller has a huge burden lifted. Her debt obligation from Bank of America and Sun Trust was fully forgiven.
If you need to sell short in Burke, VA or other areas, please contact the short sale experts now or check us out at our Virginia short sale resource.
Just another success story that we wanted to share with you and we can help you do the same in Maryland, Virginia or D.C. Stop foreclosure in Burke, VA!
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