With record breaking Foreclosures filed in April 2008, SellQuickForCash.com specializes in helping Arizona's homeowners avoid foreclosure through education and providing REAL solutions to their housin
United States of America (Press Release) May 16, 2008 --
Sell Quick For Cash Launches Foreclosure Assistance Services
Phoenix- Record-high foreclosure rates reported in Arizona have many Phoenix homeowners reeling for options to help them avoid losing their homes. Arizona foreclosure activity in April increased 26 percent from the previous month and 181 percent from April 2007, helping to bump the state's foreclosure rate up to third highest among the states. Foreclosure filings were reported on 11,620 Arizona properties in March, one in every 224 total households. (Source: RealtyTrac.) In response to this historic level of need, http://SellQuickForCash.com recently announced its focus on a broad array of Foreclosure Assistance Services.
SellQuickforCash.com offers programs for Loan Modification Negotiations, Loan Reinstatements, Short Sales, Quick Sale, and other fast alternatives to selling properties which are all aimed at avoiding foreclosure. “There are nearly 300 notices of default filed in Maricopa County every single day and many of them can be avoided with our services” said Cody Sperber, Foreclosure Expert with SellQuickForCash.com.
According to Sperber, a contributing factor to current sky-high foreclosure rates is the fact that many homeowners simply do not know their options and they wait too long to take action. “Now is the time for negotiating with lenders. New legislation has given banks incentives for working with debtors in default and our programs are designed to fully take advantage of these new options.” The Mortgage Forgiveness Debt Relief Act, enacted by Congress in 2007, provides a 3-year window for homeowners to refinance their mortgages without paying taxes on any debt forgiven. If you are living in your home as a primary resident, you may qualify for this tax relief. “This makes a Short Sale a very attractive exit strategy to many homeowners here in the valley!”
Sperber encourages homeowners who think it is already too late to avoid foreclosure to contact his office. “Even if you have received an auction notice there are still alternatives available to you,” he said.
http://SellQuickForCash.com is a seasoned team of foreclosure experts that create custom solutions to your housing problems. For more information on qualifying for foreclosure assistance services and answers to frequently asked Arizona foreclosure questions, please visit http://www.SellQuickForCash.com or call (480)-861-8732.
Phoenix- Record-high foreclosure rates reported in Arizona have many Phoenix homeowners reeling for options to help them avoid losing their homes. Arizona foreclosure activity in April increased 26 percent from the previous month and 181 percent from April 2007, helping to bump the state's foreclosure rate up to third highest among the states. Foreclosure filings were reported on 11,620 Arizona properties in March, one in every 224 total households. (Source: RealtyTrac.) In response to this historic level of need, http://SellQuickForCash.com recently announced its focus on a broad array of Foreclosure Assistance Services.
SellQuickforCash.com offers programs for Loan Modification Negotiations, Loan Reinstatements, Short Sales, Quick Sale, and other fast alternatives to selling properties which are all aimed at avoiding foreclosure. “There are nearly 300 notices of default filed in Maricopa County every single day and many of them can be avoided with our services” said Cody Sperber, Foreclosure Expert with SellQuickForCash.com.
According to Sperber, a contributing factor to current sky-high foreclosure rates is the fact that many homeowners simply do not know their options and they wait too long to take action. “Now is the time for negotiating with lenders. New legislation has given banks incentives for working with debtors in default and our programs are designed to fully take advantage of these new options.” The Mortgage Forgiveness Debt Relief Act, enacted by Congress in 2007, provides a 3-year window for homeowners to refinance their mortgages without paying taxes on any debt forgiven. If you are living in your home as a primary resident, you may qualify for this tax relief. “This makes a Short Sale a very attractive exit strategy to many homeowners here in the valley!”
Sperber encourages homeowners who think it is already too late to avoid foreclosure to contact his office. “Even if you have received an auction notice there are still alternatives available to you,” he said.
http://SellQuickForCash.com is a seasoned team of foreclosure experts that create custom solutions to your housing problems. For more information on qualifying for foreclosure assistance services and answers to frequently asked Arizona foreclosure questions, please visit http://www.SellQuickForCash.com or call (480)-861-8732.
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