Short sale · Guidance for homeowners, attorneys and financial professionals
Short Sale Real Estate Solutions
When a homeowner faces financial hardship, mortgage challenges or negative equity, a properly managed short sale can be an alternative to foreclosure, helping reduce financial stress and creating a path toward a fresh start.
Mariya Stoyanova, P.A. holds the National Association of REALTORS® SFR® (Short Sales & Foreclosure Resource) certification and has been in real estate since 2000. She helps homeowners, attorneys, lenders and financial professionals navigate short sale transactions throughout South Florida.
Short Sale Services
- Property valuation and market analysis
- Lender negotiations
- Short sale package preparation and submission
- Coordination with mortgage servicers
- Multiple lien and HOA negotiations
- Investor and buyer marketing
- Transaction management through closing
- Coordination with attorneys, CPAs and financial advisors
- Guidance for homeowners facing foreclosure
Why It Matters Who Handles Your Short Sale
Short sales require specialized knowledge, persistent communication with lenders and careful paperwork. Mariya works directly with all parties to streamline the process, reduce delays and improve the likelihood of lender approval.
Possible Benefits of a Short Sale
- May help avoid foreclosure
- Reduces uncertainty with a structured process
- Professional lender negotiation on your behalf
- Exposure to qualified buyers
- Guidance at every stage
For Attorneys and Financial Professionals
Mariya works alongside bankruptcy attorneys, estate attorneys, CPAs and financial advisors whose clients need a real estate solution during a difficult financial situation, with responsive communication from listing to closing.
Thank you.
Mariya replies within 2 hours during business hours (Mon–Sun, 9am–6pm). For a faster answer, call (646) 678-6477.
Mariya Stoyanova, P.A. is a real estate professional, not an attorney or tax advisor. A short sale can have credit, tax and legal consequences, and lender approval is not guaranteed. Consult an attorney and a tax professional about your situation.