Are Your Considering a Short Sale with Bank of America?
ByBank of America services approximately one-third of Nevada mortgage loans.
- Are you a Las Vegas Homeowner with a Bank of America loan struggling to make
your payments or facing a possible foreclosure? - Have you considered all of your options to foreclosure – to include a Las Vegas short sale?
- Have you tried a loan modification and experienced frustration with the process?
- Do you qualify for a HAFA short sale with BofA?
- Are you familiar with the eligibility requirements and the HAFA short sale process?
Here are some options and recommendations to ensure you get the answers to these and other important questions:
1. Start your personal research and gather information.
- Visit BofA’s Home Affordable Foreclosure Alternatives web page for more info, FAQs, and the process
- DSNEWS.com reported on June 2, 2010: BofA Opens Homeowner Outreach Center in Nevada – here is an excerpt:
Bank of America has opened the first of three outreach centers to serve Nevada mortgage customers who are seeking loan modifications or other foreclosure prevention assistance.
With the acquisition of Countrywide in 2008, Bank of America services about one in three mortgage loans in Nevada. The lender says its home retention efforts have resulted in completed mortgage modifications for more than 15,000 Nevada homeowners since January 2008, with another 7,500 currently in active trial modifications as part of the federal government’s Home Affordable Modification Program (HAMP).
2. Contact us today for a free consultation to discuss your options to foreclosure.
The Serra Group is qualified and experienced with the often lengthy and stressful Las Vegas short sale process. We will be happy to guide you to other professionals to discuss both the legal and tax ramifications when considering a short sale or any other option to include a foreclosure. Should a Las Vegas short sale be the best option for you, we are prepared to assist and navigate you through the entire process.
Kathryn Bovard 702-348-7191
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I’m happy that all foreclosures are currently stopped. The process is way too complicated and unpredicatable. With this economy and the hope for homeowners plan, the banks and the homeowners should be able to work something out. However i’m pretty pessimistic based on the actions of these banks to this point.