Some years ago this letter of approval was released by Bank of America for an approved short sale in Alexandria, VA. The homeowner was hesitant to do a short sale in Alexandria, VA initially but when Dan and Traci of Keller Williams Realty and greetingsvirginia.com explained to him the advantages of doing short sale over being foreclosed on, the homeowner eventually made the better decision.

So, if you are in that position and need some help with your short sale in Alexandria, VA contact us today. Fill out the form on this page or call us at the number here and we will contact you shortly.

I am Dan Rochon with Keller Williams Realty and greetingsvirginia.com. talking to you today about short sale and some market statistics in 2011. My team and I specialize in doing short sale in Virginia, Maryland and Washington DC and so we really pay particular attention to what the trends are in the market regarding short sale in Virginia, Maryland and Washington DC. One of the things that came out from the Northern Virginia Association of Realtors very recently was that in 2011 in the DC metro area almost 1 out of every 3 homes that were sold was a result of distressed property either a short sale or a foreclosure. It’s sort of even surprised me even if we spent time dealing with it but the thing that you have to know is the DC metro area is micropocket, Arlington is gonne be different thna Prince George’s County. In fact in 2011 it is 1 of 10 homes in Arlington were distressed which I thought was actually higher than what I would have anticipated but it is something that today many many homeowners in 2011 were sold as a short sale. Now the reason why I am sharing this with you today is because I wanna let you know you are not alone. If you are upside down on your mortgage and you have a financial hardship, you are struggling, you are not alone. Your neighbors, look at your neighbors, one out of 3 of them are in the same situation as you are or one out of ten if you are in a place like Arlington which is really quaint. Ut is telling ehere we are in the market today. So Again my name is Dan rochon and I am with Keller William Realty and greetingsvirginia.com and if you have a specific question about your situation I am happy to answer it . Yolu can email me direct at dan@greetingsvirginia.com an dmy team and i will look forward to helping you. Thanks!

Hi! We are Dan and Traci with Keller Williams Realty and greetingsvirginia.com., we’re specializing in helping people to do short sales and avoid foreclosure in Virginia, Maryland and Washington D.C.   We hope that you find the tool and the resources on this web page useful to you.  We are confident that if you are upside down in your mortgage, you need to sell your property and you live in Virginia, Maryland and Washington DC, we can help you put your situation behind you.  We have been successfully helping people with short  sales and avoid foreclosures since 2007.  Dan and I have spent several months developing a special equity estimator and we offer it to you today for free!  This is a great technology that helps you calculate your break even point on your property and help you decide if a short sale is right for you right now or if you just want to tough it out.  Our success rate is among the highest in the country and I promise excellent customer service, consistent communication and a helping hand every step of the way. I am sure you will agree that NOW is the time to figure out if you want to put this behind.  Just complete the information on the form input your mortgage rate, your interest rate,  how long your loan is for?  It is very simple.  The equity estimator will figure out where your break even point is and it our gift to you to use.  Put you information online right now on this form and we look forward to assisting you.   Thanks!

Dan Rochon with Keller Williams Realty, greetingsvirginia.com coming to you outside North hampton Place Condominiums in Alexandria, Virginia. This property is located in the west side of Alexandria, near Skyline. It’s built in 2004 and the condominiums here range from units that are about 650 sq. feet to about 1400 sq. feet. Studios, one-bedroom, two-bedroom condos are available here. One of the things is that Traci and I have helped many people whose properties were built in 2004, many bought them in this North Hampton Place Condominiums in the height of the market in 2004-2007. They have had to sell as a short sale because the values of the properties today are much less than when it was originally built. So if you are a homeowner here, you need to sell and you bought the top of the market, we can probably help you out. If you are a home buyer, it’s a great great opprtunity for you, perfect property here, underground parking, fitness center, it has a cyber café, outdoor pool with a sun deck around it. it’s a great location, it’s very close, it’s right off King’s Street, very close to the Panagon, downtown Washington D.C., an easy commute, National Airport and other areas around Northern Virginia. If you are interested in either selling a property here, either as a short sale or traditional sale, we can probably help or if you want to find a great great community to purchase in, go ahead and contact me today. Fill out the web form or call the phone number on this page.

Hi! I’m Dan Rochon with Keller Williams Realty and greetingsvirginia.com., help in short sales service in Virginia, Maryland and Washington D.C. I’m often asked, “What is a short sale?” A short sale is when you have a valid financial hardship, you need to sell your property and the property is worth less money than what you owe to the bank. When you are in a situation, whether it’s with the Bank of America, Wells Fargo, Chase, Citibank, whatever the case maybe local Fderal Credit Unions or even a VA loan, when you are in this situation, odds are we can help you. The reason why one of these big banks or any banks would have consider doing a short sale, quite frankly is because it’s in their interest to do so. You see, when a bank is faced with with a choice whether it’s a foreclosure or a short sale, they’re financially better off by doing a short sale than they are with a foreclosure. With a foreclosure, there are fees such as property eviction, property management, property preservation. The biggest cost that the bank incur is that they have to put it on their balance sheet as Real Estate Owned, also known as REO and that’s a liability on their balance sheet. So, the bank, they really don not want to put a liability on their balance sheet and that’s the reason why they don’t want to foreclose on you and why it’s in their interet, in most cases to do a short sale. If you want to find out more, go ahead and contact me today. Fill out the form on this web page now or go ahead and call the phone numberr on the web page and I’ll go ahead and answer all the questions that you may have. Thanks!