Is Your Mortgage Payment
Dragging You Down?
CDPE designated agents at the center of the solution
• “An amazing amount of effort has been put into getting more short
sales approved,” Marcel Bryar, Fannie Mae Vice President, told Alex Charfen,
author of the CDPE designation, during a recent broadcast from the Charfen
Institute studio.
• “The distressed property landscape has changed significantly,” Laurie
Maggiano, Director of Policy at the U.S. Treasury’s Homeownership Preservation
Office, emphasized during a live broadcast from the Charfen Institute studio.
• “We’ve launched a new cooperative approach to short sales,” Kimberly
Dawson, Senior Short Sale Executive from Bank of America, explained during a
live broadcast earlier this year from the Charfen Institute studio.
It’s been called the most important designation in the history of
real estate, and the Certified Distressed Property Expert (CDPE)
designation is becoming increasingly critical every month.
CDPE agents have proactively sought out the best expertise and
insights within the distressed properties arena. They are required
to complete several days of intensive training and remain on top
of constantly evolving developments. CDPE agents close four
times as many transactions every year as the average agent, and
as such, can be counted on to negotiate the best foreclosureavoidance
options for their clients with unsurpassed expertise,
efficiency and ethics.
As a CDPE-designated agent, it is my mission and my passion to
help financially stressed homeowners to get on a path of financial
solvency and in the process, move the nation’s housing crisis one
step closer to recovery.
Place Your Confidence in CDPE
Short Sale in Brief
A short sale occurs when the amount due on a mortgage exceeds a home’s
a current market value, and the lender agrees to accept a payoff from a
sale that is less than the amount owed.
Here are the conditions required for a short sale:
• Financial hardship such as a job loss or medical expenses,
• A monthly income shortfall that proves an inability to pay the
mortgage, and
• A lack of savings or funds available to pay the mortgage.
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information and is not engaged in the practice of law nor gives legal advice. It is strongly recommended that you seek appropriate professional counsel
regarding your rights as a homeowner.