One of the most common questions we get is: “My house is about to be sold at a Michigan foreclosure sheriff sale. Do I have a chance of selling it before the end of the redemption period?”
Great question!
Of course there’s a chance it can sell! How big of a chance? That’s a big “depends” on at least…
1) When the sheriff sale is scheduled (even if it’s past, there’s still time – but you need to act quickly)
2) What you owe
3) What it’s worth (in this market)
4) Maybe you need a short sale (which of course we can take care of for you, at no charge, *IF* we decide to take your case on)
5) If you are able to stop your bank from drastically reducing the amount of time you have to sell it (we haven’t lost one yet)
6) ….
… and many other factors.
Emily (aka “Mom”) can discuss these with you. Of course you’d be much better off selling (even if you need a short sale [you lender taking less than owed]) as compared to doing nothing and having them come after you for the money they’ll end up losing.
We can help with all of this, and of course, there’s never a fee.
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