It needs to make sense from a risk exposure and cost of maintenance perspective.

This allows you to finance the loan's closing costs, which will reduce your total upfront cost.

Overall Cost-Effectiveness: Is there any real financial benefit to taking this route, or is it essentially the same as just selling?

The liquidation is a bit of a process and will cost you money as a service, too. 

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