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Becky

""Your Christian Realtor""
  • 4 Answers
  • 5 Listings
Agent at Keller Williams
Experience:
Realtor for Keller Williams January 1970—present
Member of the National, Sstate and local Board of Realtors
Specialties:
If you have a need Im confident we have you covered!! I've satisfied clients needs for over 20 years in residential real-estate. I also sell multifamily ... show more
Certifications
& Awards:
Accredited Buyers Representative, ABR
Interests:
God,family, work, time with family and friends.
Becky answered:
Guidlines have tightened up severly in the past 2 years. If a foreclosure happens then I believe you are at a 2 year minimum up to 4 years, before another purchase. Extenuating circumstances may let you buy at 2 years. I would ask your mortgage co if you could do a "Short Sale" I dont believe there would any tax consequence to you if it's not investment property. You could see if your state allows for any type of contract for deed, which isnt allowed for homeowner sales in Texas. Call a good Real-estate atty who might help you with a creative way to sell and the paper work. - Wed Aug 26 2009, 21:40

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