Short Sale Help — Queens, Brooklyn & Long Island

If you owe more on your mortgage than your home is worth, and you can no longer afford to stay, a short sale can help you walk away with your credit largely intact and avoid a foreclosure judgment on your record. Nitin Gadura negotiates short sales with lenders so you don't have to.

Nitin Gadura — Short Sale Listing Broker

Licensed NY State real estate professional · (917) 705-0132

No upfront fees to you. Lender negotiation. Hardship package assembly. Coordination with your foreclosure-defense attorney. Marketing built for the short-sale buyer pool that actually closes.

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What a Short Sale Actually Is

A short sale is a sale of your home for less than the mortgage balance, approved by your lender. The lender accepts a discounted payoff in exchange for avoiding the cost and delay of foreclosure. Done right, it can:

Beware of "short sale" scams. New York State law prohibits upfront fees from distressed homeowners for loan-modification or foreclosure-rescue services [1]. Nitin never charges upfront. All broker compensation comes from the approved lender payoff at closing. If anyone asks you for money upfront to "save" your home, walk away and consult an attorney.

How Nitin Runs a Short Sale

  1. Confidential intake — your situation, mortgage balance, arrears, any foreclosure notices received.
  2. Referral to foreclosure-defense counsel. If you already have one, Nitin coordinates. If you don't, he'll refer NY-licensed attorneys experienced in short sales.
  3. Listing at market-justified price with full MLS exposure and disclosure of short-sale status.
  4. Hardship package prepared for the lender: hardship letter, financials, tax returns, pay stubs, comparative market analysis.
  5. Lender negotiation on price, deficiency waiver, relocation assistance, and timeline.
  6. Closing coordination between lender, buyer, attorneys, and title.

New York Short Sale Specifics

You need a foreclosure-defense attorney. Short sales involve lien releases, deficiency waivers, possible bankruptcy considerations, and mandatory-conference procedure. Nitin negotiates the real-estate side; your attorney handles the law. Do not attempt this without counsel.

What to Do If You've Already Received a Foreclosure Summons

Do not ignore it. You typically have 20–30 days to respond in NY State court. Answering preserves your rights in the mandatory settlement conference process [3]. Call Nitin and consult an attorney the same week you receive the summons.

Related Resources

Citations
  1. NY Real Property Law §265-b — Distressed Property Consultants: nysenate.gov
  2. NYS Unified Court System — Foreclosure Process: nycourts.gov
  3. NY RPAPL §3408 — Mandatory Settlement Conferences: nysenate.gov
  4. IRS Publication 4681 — Canceled Debts, Foreclosures: irs.gov
  5. U.S. Department of HUD — Avoiding Foreclosure: hud.gov