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Kimberly Ryan
"Exceeding Expectations!"
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Real Estate Professional for Keller Williams Southwest
January 1979—present
Licensed in California and Colorado since 1979!
Licensed in California and Colorado since 1979!
Specialties:
-Fix-n-flip properties
-Investment properties ... show more
-Investment properties ... show more
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& Awards:
Keller Williams Southwest
Certified Luxury Home Specialist ... show more
Certified Luxury Home Specialist ... show more
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Travel in Africa
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-B.S in Psychology at San Diego State University ... show more
-B.S in Psychology at San Diego State University ... show more
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Kimberly Ryan answered:
Hey there-
Sorry for the position you are in.... you are not the only one dealing with this problem unfortunately. I just closed on a 2 bedroom in Dakota Station fro $114K with my buyer...
If you allow it to be forclosed on, your credit will be "shot" for 5 years according to the latest info available. If you list the property and are able to sell it for less than is owed (a short sale), your credit will be "shot" for 2-3 years. You will potentially be liable to the lender for the difference....although the thinking is that they will not go after such a "little fish". No guarantees, though.
Your property MUST appraise by the Buyers bank which will look at all of the sold properties in your subdivision in the last 3-6 months.
Give me a call and we can discuss it further. I can have my short sale specialist walk you through the process.
Best of luck..
Kimberly Ryan
303-523-8333
Kim@BuyDenver.net http://www.BuyKenCaryl.com
www. BuyDenver.net
Sorry for the position you are in.... you are not the only one dealing with this problem unfortunately. I just closed on a 2 bedroom in Dakota Station fro $114K with my buyer...
If you allow it to be forclosed on, your credit will be "shot" for 5 years according to the latest info available. If you list the property and are able to sell it for less than is owed (a short sale), your credit will be "shot" for 2-3 years. You will potentially be liable to the lender for the difference....although the thinking is that they will not go after such a "little fish". No guarantees, though.
Your property MUST appraise by the Buyers bank which will look at all of the sold properties in your subdivision in the last 3-6 months.
Give me a call and we can discuss it further. I can have my short sale specialist walk you through the process.
Best of luck..
Kimberly Ryan
303-523-8333
Kim@BuyDenver.net http://www.BuyKenCaryl.com
www. BuyDenver.net
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