subject: Learn to Stop Foreclosure from a Brevard County Short Sale Realtor [print this page] Learn to Stop Foreclosure from a Brevard County Short Sale Realtor
Brevard County foreclosures and short sales are continuing to affect our local real estate market here in Brevard County Florida. Now we are going to get another slap in the face with the Space Center layoffs later this year. When the layoffs begin we will see Brevard foreclosures increase in the area even more.
As a Brevard County short sale realtor, I am seeing hundreds of people just walking away from their home and letting the bank foreclose on their Brevard home. With the downturn in the real estate market their is a huge number of homes that are "upside down" on their mortgages. In other words, they owe more on their home than they can sell if for in the present market. On average, it looks like most homeowners who purchased their home with a mortgage after 2002 or refinanced their home when the boom prices where high, are at least 50% upside down on their Brevard Home.
I am always asked "How long will the Brevard real estate market continue to decline?" And my answer is "when when we start to see the Brevard foreclosures decline and our unemployment rate start to decrease." Until then, you will continue to see Brevard real estate values continue to fall and we will continue to be in a strong buyers market.
If you or someone you know is facing foreclosure, struggling with their mortgage payments or being layed off at the space center and need help selling their Brevard home please have them visit our web site for a FREE REPORT entitled: 20 Things You Absolutely Need To Know If You Are Facing Foreclosure and Owe More Than Your Home Is Worth. You can see get this report at: ForeclosureAnswersBrevard.com
In conclusion, as a Brevard County short sale realtor I believe, for better or worse Brevard county foreclosures and Brevard County short sales will continue to haunt our market for at least 2 - 3 more years and if you are thinking about selling your home now it the best time. In my opinion, we will not see Brevard home values ever again as high as they were in the mid 2000's in our life time.
