Should I stay or should I go? That is the question more Americans are asking as the housing market continues to drag.

When WALKING AWAY DEBT FREE makes more sense then paying your mortgage.

It now seems like the best option. It seems everywhere I turn this is becoming a common discussion, can you blame the home owner, even accounts seem to think it makes sense. Take a look at the property I own, and wonder if I should walk away..Start over and be able to buy another home in 3-4 yrs even sooner. Should I stay or should I go?

Driving this phenomenon is the rising number of households that are deeply "under water," owing much more than the current value of their homes. To pay on a home for another 20-30 yrs and receive nothing from the HOME.. No equity..Throwing Good Money at a BAD Investment. Most people look at a home as an investment, a security, Something you may have to fall back on at retirement and that's not there anymore. Should you stay or should you go?
The questions to ask yourself are:
1. Are you willing to rent for 3-5 yrs until you can buy once more?
2. Can you accept the hit on your credit?
3. How you REALLY feel(take a look at your morals, are you morally responsible for the financial commitment you made)
4. Should I stay or should I go?

I can answer all your questions and provide short sale service, I am a Certified Short Sale Negotiator and successfully Helped Home owners all over the Valley, avoid Foreclosure and Short Sale there property.
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