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Visit us 4/2/09 at SDAR Expo

Monday, March 9th, 2009

It’s official. We will be setup at Booth #222 on Thursday, April 2nd, 2009. The expo will run from 9am – 5pm at the Town & Country Resort and Convention Center. 500 Hotel Circle North, San Diego, CA 92108. For more info, visit www.sdarexpo.com.

I look forward to meeting all of you. Please don’t hesitate to email me beforehand to setup a time to meet/speak. mike@shortsalepros.com

- Michael Corradini, CEO Short Sale Pros

Media: Short Sale Pros offers No-Cost Negotiations for Distressed Homeowners as Unemployment Tops 10% in California

Wednesday, March 4th, 2009

SAN DIEGO, CA–(MARKET WIRE)–Mar 4, 2009 — For the first time in 26 years, California’s jobless rate exceeded 10%, and is expected to force many more homeowners into foreclosure if action is not taken. Many homeowners are unaware that unemployment disqualifies them from a loan modification while actually qualifying them for a short sale. Short Sale Pros, a no-cost short sale negotiation firm, helps distressed homeowners investigate and implement options to avoid foreclosure.

The trend toward unemployment and increase in foreclosures is evident nationwide. However, foreclosure is not the only option if income is lost. A better option is a short sale, allowing homeowners to walk away from the home while avoiding foreclosure on their credit.

Homeowners facing foreclosure can contact Realtors or short sale companies once they have missed at least one mortgage payment. Few Realtors are skilled at processing complex short sales and some companies charge thousands to process a short sale, however Short Sale Pros offers the service at no cost.

San Diego school teacher Marlen Sepulveda stated, “When my adjustable rate mortgage increased and my salary became in jeopardy due to employment conditions, I didn’t know where to turn when I couldn’t afford my mortgage anymore. I contacted Short Sale Pros and they answered all my questions and negotiated my short sale, all at no cost to me.”

Over the past twelve months, unemployment has increased to 1.8 million in California, a sharp increase from 1.1 million a year earlier, according to data from California’s Employment Development Department in February.

“In 2009, we’ll see unemployment numbers directly impact the number of foreclosures. Homeowners may not be aware of their options,” said Michael Corradini, president of Short Sale Pros. “Short sales give homeowners a way to avoid foreclosure and positions them to be able to buy another property sooner.”

Based in San Diego, Short Sale Pros is leading America’s recovery as one of the fastest growing short sale negotiation firms. They are one of the only companies to offer No-Cost negotiations to Homeowners and Investors, and full commissions to Realtors. Their firm streamlines the complicated short sales process by utilizing their lender contacts, proprietary mitigation techniques and handling all the paperwork necessary for the transaction. Realtors, investors and homeowners are encouraged to get informed at no cost at www.ShortSalePros.com or 866-975-PROS (7767).

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The feedback has been incredible. Here are just a few of the places we were published:

Yahoo Finance

MarketWatch

The EarthTimes

http://www.earthtimes.org/articles/show/short-sale-pros-offers-no-cost,738493.shtml

NewsBlaze – Realtime News

AjaxWorld Magazine

TMCnet – The World’s Largest Communications and Technology Community

MarketWire Site

http://www.marketwire.com/press-release/Short-Sale-Pros-957483.html

California Jobless Rate Soars to 10%

Tuesday, March 3rd, 2009

For the first time in 26 years California’s unemployment rate topped 10 percent. Even more concerning, I don’t see anything on the horizon that will lower unemployment anytime soon.

More than 1.8 million Californians were unemployed in January and with California disproportionately exposed to the construction and mortgage industry, we could easily see 12 or 13%.

Many homeowners are unaware that unemployment disqualifies them from a loan modification while actually qualifying them for a short sale. Income is one of the primary components lender’s must consider when deciding on whether new loan terms can be reached.

-Michael Corradini, Short Sale Pros CEO