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Richard Lecinski
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Real estate services in the Oro Valley, Greater Tucson, Vail and Marana areas. I work with a team and we cover much of Southern Arizona - Oro Valley, Tucson,
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You should first contact the lender and talk with them. Explain your situation and maybe you can do a loan modification. I would also recommend you talk with an agent who does short sales and get the ball rolling. You will need to discuss this with a RE lawyer as well to protect yourself. Don't wait til its too late.
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