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George Torres
  • Scottsdale, AZ
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Please help my parents with advice--Underwater on mortgage

George Torres
  • Scottsdale, AZ
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Hey guys, this isn't for me, but for the two people I love most in this world: My mom and dad...

They bought a weekend home they can't afford. They got the financing from the builder of the property and now they fell on hard times and can't afford the 2000/mo payment...

Should they short sale? Walk away? What course of action would cause them the least amount of harm in the short/long term? Thanks so much you guys!!

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