In searching for a post to reblog as part of testingof new software on the new activerain website I chose to reblog Lynn Pineda's post about 5 stages before a short sale is considered.
The 5 Stages before a Short Sale is Considered
In my daily readings I came across the writings of Twyman Towery PhD., where he noted the various stages of change an
d how it compares to grief; it is on the mark for what a distressed Seller experiences prior to listing their home to sell as a Short Sale.
- DENIAL: Our first reaction is to deny, rather than adapt to and embrace, the change in our life
Our homes are our filled with memories and hopes this can't be happening to us.
- ANGER: Once we realize we cannot stop the change we become angry that it is outside of our control. If we do not understand where the anger is coming from, we can mistakenly hurt the people we perceive to be initiating the change.
One of the worst things is when we lose control. We all like to be in control of our circumstances. When it has become obvious that we've lost control we become angry thinking there's NO WAY I'm leav
ing this home...just try and get me to go! Gggr.
- BARGAINING: This is an attempt to avoid change by bargaining it away.
We'll contact our Lender to see what can be done. There has to be a way for them to offer forbearance, provide a Loan Modification or something; there's got to be some kind of agreement
to be made. Only to find out that our Lender isn't able to offer us anything that is going to work.
- EXPLORATION: We begin to accept that there is going to be change and explore ways to deal with the change. Depression can become a reality during this state as we give up being able to control the circumstances.
It's very hard to accept that we're going to lose our home. We've tried all that we could to stay put in our home and nothing worked. Now what? We're going to have to find out a way in which to move gracefully. We start searching over the Internet entering a million different search terms into Google for ways in which to avoid foreclosure. We find a lot of information about selling our home as a South Florida Short Sale. We talk to friends and family about our options; should we sell our home as a Short Sale or let our home go into Foreclosure?
- COMMITMENT: We accept and embraced the change. We begin to see some possible benefits of the change.
After careful researching and consideration we've come to realize that a Short Sale will truly help us to get to the next stage in our life and start to see some hope for the future. We come to find out that it may be possible to own a new home again after only a few short years. Hey, we know how fast time can go by. We decide to talk to friends, familys and search on our own too, to find a qualified South Florida Short Sale Specialist; a few names come up and after talking it over we've selected a Short Sale
Specialist who has a track record of helping homeowners avoid foreclosure and closing on Short Sales over the past several years. We're committed and have brought a ray of sunshine back into our lives. It's going to be all right.
The more you know, the better prepared, the better the outcome.
Whether you're Selling a home in Coral Springs or Buying a home in Coral Springs or other South Florida cities, there's a lot happening and a lot for your Coral Springs Realtor to be knowledgeable about when it comes to Coral Springs Real Estate and the Real Estate of surrounding cities such as Coconut Creek, Parkland, Plantation, Pembroke Pines, Margate, Tamarac and Sunrise here in South Florida.
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d how it compares to grief; it is on the mark for what a distressed Seller experiences prior to listing their home to sell as a Short Sale.
ing this home...just try and get me to go! Gggr.
to be made. Only to find out that our Lender isn't able to offer us anything that is going to work.
Specialist who has a track record of helping homeowners avoid foreclosure and closing on Short Sales over the past several years. We're committed and have brought a ray of sunshine back into our lives. It's going to be all right.



