Real Estate Angel Helps Joe the Plumber Avoid Foreclosure
Celebration, Florida October 22, 2008 – The real estate market has become a more cutthroat and aggressive institution than it’s ever been with the constant uttering of the word “foreclosure”. Another nasty word that has seeped its way into the vocabulary of sellers is “bankruptcy”. What is lost to both parties is the knowledge that, respectively, one word means “further chaos to our economy” and the other “a flimsy band-aid”. The utter terror brought about to more and more homeowners by the possibility of foreclosure should be just as frightening to the financial institutions that deliver letters with this term. By taking away homeowners’ equitable right of redemption, lenders take the blow of seeing a larger loss on the property as they expend on the foreclosure process. In a desperate attempt to stop this process from happening, sellers have also turned to a hasty choice, bankruptcy. Although doing so slows the process and gives sellers an opportunity to get their bearings, declaring bankruptcy may end up lengthening the economic nightmare. Being little more than an extension on payment, this option may prove to create a worse scenario for sellers in the end. A short sale, the people’s bailout, gives everyone the chance to cut their losses and bring some stability to the exhausted market. Sellers might ask themselves, “Why would (insert financial institution name here) accept a loss on the property?” Well, it simply makes sense in the long run. For lenders, accepting the sale of a property for less than it is worth helps them avoid the larger monetary hassle that a foreclosure process brings about. Something is better than nothing. Sellers reap the benefits of a short sale as well. Accepting the proceeds of a short sale, banks consider the debt fully settled and waive deficiency judgment. Plus, it comes at no cost to the owner as commission is paid out of the proceeds; The concept of a do-over is one in which MonkeySold, a marketing and short sale processing company, specializes, showing concern for today’s homeowners and hoping to lend a helping hand in giving them relief. In addition to processing short sales, the company negotiates lower payments, forbearance agreements, and deeds in lieu. Christian Bohyn is as more interested in helping distressed homeowners than selling houses, as a mortgage broker he will negotiate a loan modification if that is a viable option. That is why his clients such as, Joe The Plumber, call him a Real Estate Angel instead of a Real Estate Agent. Genuine interest is what gives MonkeySold the drive to do their best to give customers the second chance they deserve. Putting people first, the company maneuvers through today’s economy with an emphasis on getting the monkey off of peoples’ backs. About MonkeySold: MonkeySold is a Marketing and Admin Processing company dedicated to helping sellers, founded by Belgian real estate agent and licensed mortgage broker, Christian Bohyn. He learned to sell his real estate investments fast and started to help others do so with equally successful results. He is delighted to give back to the community because he loves the privilege of living in The Land of Opportunity. Contact: Christian Bohyn, Real Estate Angel MonkeySold 407-566-9495 866-585-4957 http://www.monkeysold.com