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As costly as HOUSES are to own and maintain, the idea of buying a house that would be worth less than what was owed - 5 to 10 years into the future - was not what any homebuyer ever expected.

Yet due to no fault of their own, millions have found themselves living in houses that are financially insolvent.

According to the Brookings Institute, the average underwater homeowner, still needs their house to increase in value by $65,000 - in order to just breakeven. And for many it's far more.

This means, even with a strong housing recovery, it will take 4 to 10 years, for the vast majority of underwater borrowers to just get their heads above-water.

So for homeowners, living under the financial constraints of paying for and having to maintain homes that are worth less than what they owe, the question is, what should they do?

Should an underwater borrower stay the course, hoping for the best or should they take advantage of a government sanctioned short sale solution.

Industry observers believe, one of the only positive outcomes to the housing crisis, is that short sales, which have long been used by corporate America, were made available for homeowners.

Struggling homeowners and even strategic default borrowers, can now take advantage of the many benefits of a government sanctioned short sale solution and avoid foreclosure.

At YourHomeStrategy, we're the industry leader, at helping those who have been impacted by this housing crisis, to plan and execute an effective housing strategy - at absolutely no cost.

Whether it is helping you reduce your payments and / or principal by qualifying for programs like: HARP 2.0, PRA, 2MP, HAMP, along with an array of HUD related programs.

And if none of these options are available, we can help you cut your losses, eliminate your mortgage debt entirely, through the means of a short sale solution - anywhere in America.

Most importantly, we do this at - no cost - to homeowners.

Simply fill in the form below, for a no obligation homeowner consultation and analysis.