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Geoffrey Serdar · West metro / lake ring
Going through this can feel embarrassing. It doesn’t need to be. If the house is weighing on you, don’t start with a stranger’s cash flyer. Text me. We’ll put list, short sale, as-is, and keep-vs-sell on the same napkin — then you pick.
Prefer a calendar? Book a time — text link, not a third button.
None of these is “the answer for everyone.” Naming them plainly helps you avoid being sold a single path by a fear ad.
Compass MLS listing. Repairs, price, and timing are your call. Often the highest net when you have runway — Geoffrey runs it like any other listing conversation.
Usually weeks to months of marketing when the house needs time on market.
Sell with servicer approval when debt may exceed value. Geoffrey can help on the listing side and who else belongs at the table — he won’t invent your paperwork clock on a webpage.
Lender review usually makes this longer than a normal listing.
Cash is a column, not the star. When speed or condition matters, Geoffrey can introduce cash / as-is paths and still show a traditional net for comparison. Same appointment. No fake countdown on a cash offer.
Can move faster, often with a net tradeoff.
Call your mortgage servicer. Find a free HUD-approved counselor via hud.gov/findacounselor. Loss mitigation starts there — not with a bandit-sign buyer.
You can start this week, in parallel with any house conversation.
Maybe you should not sell yet. Run hold-vs-sell math on /keep-or-sell/, then talk it through. Geoffrey will tell you to keep the house when the numbers say so.
Get the numbers first, then decide on your own timeline.
Timelines vary by loan, condition, and market.
Text which option you’re leaning toward — we’ll talk it through.
Same inbox Geoffrey already uses. Prefer the phone? Text or call 952-258-3100. Prefer a calendar? Book here. Hardship details stay on the call — not on this form.
No. Cash is a column, not the star. You can still compare a traditional net in the same conversation.
No. Talk to your servicer and a HUD-approved counselor for loan-path help. Geoffrey covers list / short-sale / keep-vs-sell once you know where you stand.
It depends on your loan, condition, and market. A traditional list often takes weeks to months. A short sale usually adds lender review. As-is or cash can be faster with a net tradeoff. Servicer and HUD counseling can start this week in parallel.
No. Name, phone, email, area/address only. Hardship stays on the call or text.
Often yes, in parallel. HUD, HOCMN, and LSS are free allies — linked above — not substitutes Geoffrey wants you to skip.
Process truth, keep-vs-sell math, and the rest of the library.