Help is available to homeowners during this financial crisis.
I’m writing you today about a sensitive subject people find tough to talk about. It’s something that’s hurting homeowners across our community, and perhaps I may be able to help. With the ongoing financial crisis hitting families harder than ever, many good people find themselves facing a possible foreclosure situation in the near future. You may even know someone who has fallen behind on two or three mortgage payments, and they’re starting to feel desperate.
Unfortunately, because of the stigma associated with foreclosure and mortgage default, many of our friends and even family members are often reluctant to reach out for help before it’s too late. There’s a lot of bad information out there regarding “strategic default,” short sales, and even predatory companies looking to cash in on false promises made to strapped and desperate homeowners.
If you know anyone who may be faced with a foreclosure situation in the near future, I would be glad to extend a hand any way I can to inform them ethically and privately about potential options. They need to know they are not alone, and help is available. An honest conversation now may just prevent a financial disaster.
As a real estate professional, I can’t stand to see honest people fleeced of their dreams and suffer due to financial misfortune beyond their control. I’d welcome the opportunity to put my real estate experience to work on their behalf and help alleviate their stress. I hope this letter in no way offends you. If I’ve overstepped my bounds, I apologize in advance. Please contact me at 815 627 0477 or by any of the methods below if you think I may be of assistance. I assure you that I have a moral and professional obligation to protect the privacy of people I consult with, and that my heart is in the right place.Respectfully,
Heather Lawson, Broker Associate
Keller Williams Realty Signature
227 Logan Ave. Belvidere, IL 61008
heatherlawsonrealestate@gmail.com
www.heatherlawsonrealestate.com
Unfortunately, because of the stigma associated with foreclosure and mortgage default, many of our friends and even family members are often reluctant to reach out for help before it’s too late. There’s a lot of bad information out there regarding “strategic default,” short sales, and even predatory companies looking to cash in on false promises made to strapped and desperate homeowners.
If you know anyone who may be faced with a foreclosure situation in the near future, I would be glad to extend a hand any way I can to inform them ethically and privately about potential options. They need to know they are not alone, and help is available. An honest conversation now may just prevent a financial disaster.
As a real estate professional, I can’t stand to see honest people fleeced of their dreams and suffer due to financial misfortune beyond their control. I’d welcome the opportunity to put my real estate experience to work on their behalf and help alleviate their stress. I hope this letter in no way offends you. If I’ve overstepped my bounds, I apologize in advance. Please contact me at 815 627 0477 or by any of the methods below if you think I may be of assistance. I assure you that I have a moral and professional obligation to protect the privacy of people I consult with, and that my heart is in the right place.Respectfully,
Heather Lawson, Broker Associate
Keller Williams Realty Signature
227 Logan Ave. Belvidere, IL 61008
heatherlawsonrealestate@gmail.com
www.heatherlawsonrealestate.com
