What is an Acceptable Hardship for a Short Sale?
The Seller must have a hardship in order to qualify for a short sale.
A hardship is be defined as:
Any material change in the financial situation of a homeowner that will affect their ability to pay their mortgage.
Examples of acceptable hardships.
1. Loss of Job
2. Business Failure
3. Damage to property (natural disaster)
4. Death of a Spouse
5. Death of family members
6. Severe illness
7. Inheritance
8. Divorce
9. Mandatory Job Relocation
10. Medical bills
11. Military Service
12. Payment increase or Mortgage adjustment
13. Insurance or Tax increase
14. Reduced income
15. Separation
16. Too much debt
17. Incarceration
If you are facing any of these troubles and can't make your mortgage payment, let us help. Call Carrie Shokraei 703-813-8264 at the Carol Greco Group for a private consultation on how a Short Sale could work for you.
*Information taken from the Certified Distressed Property Institute