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A short sale is a real estate transaction where a lender or lenders approval is required to complete the sale of the property.  There are many short sale scenarios.  Sometimes the banks will write off the debt, or convert the debt to a non-secured loan while releasing the lien against the property.  Each bank has its own policies and procedures.  These policies and procedures change often and without notice.  It is a very fluid environment.  

The short sale process is complicated and there are many pitfalls.  Be sure to find someone who has experience and can guide you step by step through the process without charging you additional fees outside a typical real estate transaction.  If you need someone to talk to you can reach us at:

Bert Klimer- 256.656.3759

or Paul Schuppener- 256.658.9340

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