Stop Foreclosure by turning your home into an Income Producing Property
67by Eric Halsey, Real Estate Expert with 30 Years Experience
"Fortunately, there are much better alternatives to Foreclosure for distressed properties and their owners"
Ocala and Gainesville, FL Homeowners Face Real Quandary
Sales of existing homes in Ocala and Gainesville, Florida Communities continue to be sluggish, as homeowners find themselves in a real quandary. Many homeowners are finding out that they are "upside down on their mortgage" (owing more money than their home's market value, having negative equity).
Not helping the sale of homes is a recent estimation that there are over 1 million Foreclosures in the Florida Courts, clogging the system, and further clouding future recovery, leaving millions of homeowners worried and searching for solutions. With bank repossessions totalling more than 90,000 in May, 2010, (which represents a 40% increase compared to May, 2009), economists are saying it could take three years to work through the current backlog of foreclosures in Florida. And that doesn't include the swarm of foreclosures yet to hit market over the next three years!
Distressed homeowners have solutions available
Many homeowners have turned to professional Property Management companies as a crucial part of their plan to stop Foreclosures in the Ocala and Gainesville, Florida real estate markets. Rental property is steadily increasing in demand in all neighborhoods, providing distressed property owners with a great alternative solution to Foreclosure.
"Foreclosure is the 'death card' for homeowners", says Eric Halsey, local professional real estate Broker/Associate for CrossRoadsRealty and Property Management, in Gainesville, FL with 30 years' experience in the real estate industry. "With an estimated 3-year backlog of Foreclosures currently in the Florida Court System, homeowners essentially are vulnerable to Deficiency Judgements following them around for 7-8 years; up to 3 years to work through Courts, and then another 5 year statute of limitations for banks, because Florida Courts have noted that the five year period starts at the time of the foreclosure sale, not at the time homeowners defaulted on their loan. Fortunately, there are much better alternatives to Foreclosure for distressed properties and their owners", concludes Eric Halsey.
Property Management Company "....on a mission"
"We consider the Ocala and Gainesville, FL Communities excellent places to reside, and it is our company's mission to educate and help homeowners understand what options are available to them, to avoid Foreclosure at all costs", states Eric Halsey, in closing. "Property Management and sale or lease of distressed properties is our expertise, and our company is on a mission to get the word out to as many homeowners as possible....we would love to share with you our enthusiasm for some sound, credit-saving, alternatives to STOP Foreclosures if you own a distressed property in the Ocala or Gainesville, FL area".
Links to solutions for distressed properties
- CrossRoadsRealty and Property Management Ocala and Gainesville, FL
CrossRoads Realty and Property Management is a local "Reputable Team of Licensed Professionals". For a FREE Professional Analysis of your individual situation, call (352) 872-5332 or visit us at http://www.crrfl.com - Does Fannie Mae Own Your Mortgage? Loan Lookup Tool
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Great article!
Keep Rocking Eric!!!
Thank You!
Martin
Hi PropMgrGainesFL. I think a lot of people get themselves into this position because they leave it too late to take action. There must be opportunities in real estate for financial reviews (maybe this alredy exists) where the realtor meets past buyers to check that everything is well balanced and they are not overcomitted, or would that just burn your market as there would be less foreced sales?
Anwyays, I think its important to get people reading, thinking and talking about this topic as there is going to be a lot more of it with the downturn and it is a massive world wide problem at the moment. Voted up!
Thanks so much for your comment, MakeMoneyGoal; I respect you as a writer, and the thought processes behind your literary work(s)! You have a way of shaping your sentences that really makes the reader open their minds to new, perhaps challenging perspectives. It nudges them toward the break down of old paradigm thinking, getting the reader out of their comfort zone. I respect your approach of guiding your reader down the road to introspection....
Thanks for sharing those information..I'll be looking forward to some interesting topics here, so I'll be sure to keep on coming back here.
Wow. I hadn't heard of this.









Steve Seabury 22 months ago
Great article! Selling your home in this market should be a last resort and as a real estate investor and realtor I ALWAYS recommend using a reputable property mangagement company when becoming a landlord.
I have worked with Eric Halsey in the past and with his professionalism and experience I can confidently give Eric and his company a strong recomendation.
Steve Seabury
Century 21 Beggins Enterprises
Tampa, FL