Brian Sells, Certified Distressed Property Expert, RE/MAX Masters
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What is a Distressed Property?

  • Property that is poor physical condition
  • Property that is or will soon be in some stage of the foreclosure process
  • Property owned by a person who is experiencing a period of financial instability
  • Property on which the mortgages total an amount higher than the current value and an owner must sell

What Could Cause a Homeowner in Distress?
There are many factors that can cause a homeowner to find themselves in distress. Especially in today's climate of economic turmoil.

1. Payment increase or mortgage adjustment
2. Loss of job
3. Business Failure
4. Damage to Property (lack of insurance and inability to make repairs)
5. Death of a Spouse
6. Death of Family Members
7. Severe Illness
8. Inheritance (beneficiary unable to cover bills, utilities, maintenance of property)
9. Divorce
10. Separation
11. Relocation (inability to support two households)
12. Military Service (extended active duty)
13. Insurance or tax increase
14. Reduced income
15. Too much debt
16. Incarceration

What is the Difference between a Short Sale vs. Foreclosure?

What does it mean when a homeowner is "Short" on the closing?
When a borrower owes an amount on the property that when combined with closing costs and commissions, is higher than the current market value.

A Short Sale Occurs when:
A negotiation is entered with the homeowner's mortgage company or companies to accept less the full balance of the loan at closing. A buyer closes on the property and the property is sold "Short".

A Foreclosure Occurs when:
There is a legal proceeding by the lien holder in which they take back the property in order to recover the amount owed by the homeowner.


Important Articles and Links to Information on Foreclosure in Colorado

RealtyTrac: Colorado 9th in Foreclosure, Denver Business Journal May 2009

Each State has its own foreclosure law. It is important to educate yourself to the foreclosure process in Colorado.
Colorado Foreclosure Laws Summary according to www.foreclosurelaw.org

Colorado Down in First Quarter, Colorado Business Journal, May 11 2009

Colorado Division of Housing 4th Quarter 2008 Foreclosure Report,
Click here

GOV. RITTER ANNOUNCES FORECLOSURE ASSISTANCE, Feb 9 2009

Douglas County Foreclosure Information

Arapahoe County Foreclosure Information

Jefferson County Foreclosure Information


There May Be Time Left to Avoid a Foreclosure!


As a trained Certified Distressed Property Expert (CDPE), Brian Sells with RE/MAX Masters in Greenwood, Colorado, can help talk with homeowners in distress to discuss all possible options available to avoid foreclosure. Call today for a confidential conversation to learn how Brian and his team can help. 303-660-1435.
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