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Kimble Bosworth

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Agent at Village Real Estate Services
Experience:
Affiliate Broker for Village Real Estate Service October 2002—present
Specialties:
Marketing
Using technology to target listing marketing
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Certifications
& Awards:
ePRO
Interests:
Green renovation techniques
Travel
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About:
I am a Realtor and an ePRO. I am also a founding member of the bozTEAM. The bozTEAM are Realtors who work with a limited number of buyers and sellers at ... show more
Testimonials:
"“Once in a blue moon you run across one of those people and think "Wow, she has got it"! Someone who puts all their heart and soul into everything they ... show more
Kimble Bosworth answered:
It is usually a better option for your credit to sell the house short (for less money than owed) than to allow foreclosure. There are options out there. They are never easy, but there are people who can help - short sale negotiators, realtors who specialize in short sales, and even your bank. In many cases (almost every case I have dealt with personally) the bank will forgive or settle the shortage with the owner. They don't want to own the home. They just want their money (all or some of it). - Sun Nov 22 2009, 11:16

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