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An Illustration of The Risk of Improper Short Sale & Foreclosure Mitigation

June 19th, 2013 | forgiven mortgage debt, Short Sales, mortgage debt forgiveness act, Debt Mitigation, foreclosure

 

This article was published in The Washington Post on June 15th, 2013. In the event you missed it, I think it is a terrific example of what can happen without proper mitigation. This is exactly what you want to avoid. This applies to Short Sales and Foreclosures and the article provides examples of each.
 
 
 
Blogging from the front line of the housing crisis.
 
George Omilan
 
 
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