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  #1 Armand Rutledge on 21 Feb 12

   

  If you really want to sell your house you don't have to stick to the the traditional real estate agents, there are many websites online with houses for sale where you can sell your house or any other type of property.
  
  There are a lot people in negative equity and of course, this can be rather a worry, the best advice is, just live in it.
  
  Lets think about it, it doesn't really matter if your home is worth much less than you owe on it unless you really have to sell because you can't afford the mortgage, just stay there and ride out the storm.
  
  If you have no choice but to sell because you just can't afford to pay the mortgage, then yes, you do have a bit of a problem, but then the other problem is you're not going to get the full market value of your property.
  
  If you look in your local paper you will find so much property for sale and at such a low cost compared to a year ago, it can be quite shocking.
  
  But don't despair, you can get around this, if you have a spare room for example, just rent it out as this will go a long way to paying your monthly mortgage.
  
  If you don't have a spare room, well, have a think about it, say you have a three bedroom house with three children, cant they move in together so you will have a room to rent?
  
  This idea is not the best solution but at least it could save your home, needs must as they say, check with your mortgage first though as some may not allow this, but under the circumstances, they may allow it to help you out.
  
  Another option could be to try and re-negotiate your mortgage, or ask for a mortgage vacation, some mortgage companies will do this to help you.
  
  You could also try and switch your mortgage to an interest only mortgage; this will significantly reduce your monthly mortgage payments and will certainly make things a lot easier.
  
  There is a down side to this, you're not actually paying anything off your mortgage, just the interest, but it's a good temporary fix, just stay on it until things pick up again and then convert it back to a re-payment mortgage.
  
  Some mortgage companies will freeze your mortgage for up to a year in some cases giving you a welcomed breathing spell and hopefully enough time to improve your financial circumstances.
  
  Remember, it's really not in the mortgage company's interest to take back your home; they have all the work to do and have to try and sell your house and get their money back from you.
  
  The mortgage people will also realise, if you are having difficulties paying your mortgage, they probably won't get their money off you anyway and will still be left with a house they can't sell.
  
  It is possible to sell your property and still live there and just pay rent on it, at least you can stay where you are, it is an option and you will be able to pay off your mortgage or at least most of it.
  
  Private property sales websites are becoming more popular these days with home owners

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">If you really want to sell your house you don't have to stick to the the traditional real estate agents, there are many websites online with houses for sale where you can sell your house or any other type of property.<br /><br />There are a lot people in negative equity and of course, this can be rather a worry, the best advice is, just live in it.<br /><br /> Lets think about it, it doesn't really matter if your home is worth much less than you owe on it unless you really have to sell because you can't afford the mortgage, just stay there and ride out the storm.<br /><br />If you have no choice but to sell because you just can't afford to pay the mortgage, then yes, you do have a bit of a problem, but then the other problem is you're not going to get the full market value of your property.<br /><br />If you look in your local paper you will find so much property for sale and at such a low cost compared to a year ago, it can be quite shocking.<br /><br />But don't despair, you can get around this, if you have a spare room for example, just rent it out as this will go a long way to paying your monthly mortgage.<br /><br /> If you don't have a spare room, well, have a think about it, say you have a three bedroom house with three children, cant they move in together so you will have a room to rent?<br /><br />This idea is not the best solution but at least it could save your home, needs must as they say, check with your mortgage first though as some may not allow this, but under the circumstances, they may allow it to help you out.<br /><br />Another option could be to try and re-negotiate your mortgage, or ask for a mortgage vacation, some mortgage companies will do this to help you.<br /><br />You could also try and switch your mortgage to an interest only mortgage; this will significantly reduce your monthly mortgage payments and will certainly make things a lot easier.<br /><br />There is a down side to this, you're not actually paying anything off your mortgage, just the interest, but it's a good temporary fix, just stay on it until things pick up again and then convert it back to a re-payment mortgage.<br /><br /> Some mortgage companies will freeze your mortgage for up to a year in some cases giving you a welcomed breathing spell and hopefully enough time to improve your financial circumstances.<br /><br />Remember, it's really not in the mortgage company's interest to take back your home; they have all the work to do and have to try and sell your house and get their money back from you.<br /><br />The mortgage people will also realise, if you are having difficulties paying your mortgage, they probably won't get their money off you anyway and will still be left with a house they can't sell.<br /><br /> It is possible to sell your property and still live there and just pay rent on it, at least you can stay where you are, it is an option and you will be able to pay off your mortgage or at least most of it.<br /><br />Private <a href="http://www.sellyourhouse.co.uk/" rel="nofollow">property sales</a> websites are becoming more popular these days with home owners</div>

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