Hauss Real Estate · San Diego

Short Sale
Specialist.

Clarity for your next chapter.

A thoughtful selling strategy starts with understanding your situation. Hauss helps you navigate the real estate decisions, conversations and steps ahead.

Discuss your situation ↗

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Personal attention. A considered plan.

Start with the whole picture

A conversation before a decision.

If the expected sale proceeds may not cover the mortgage balance, a short sale may be worth discussing with your lender. We help you evaluate the property and selling process as part of that conversation.

How Hauss can help

A plan built around you.

Understand your situation.

Start with your priorities, the property, your estimated loan balance and any deadlines you have received.

Build a selling strategy.

Review local comparable sales, discuss pricing and prepare a marketing plan suited to the property and your circumstances.

Coordinate the next steps.

Organize the real estate side of the sale, communicate about required documents and coordinate offers and lender review through the transaction.

Questions, answered

Understand the process.

Review the written approval terms and any legal, tax or credit questions with qualified advisers before making a decision.

CFPB: understanding short sales ↗

What is a short sale?

A short sale is a home sale for less than the amount owed on the mortgage, subject to the lender’s or servicer’s agreement. It involves selling the home and moving out; it is not a way to keep the property.

Who approves the sale?

The required lender or servicer approvals are separate from accepting a buyer’s offer. Approval, timing and terms depend on the specific loan and transaction; Hauss cannot guarantee an outcome.

What should we discuss first?

Your goals, the property’s likely market value, the approximate amount owed and any notices or deadlines. You do not need to upload financial documents to start a conversation.

Your next step

Let’s talk through your options.

Start with a conversation about your property and your priorities.