Can’t Afford Repairs  – House needs extensive repair and you can no longer afford to keep up the maintenance for the home.

Behind on Payments – If you are behind on one or more of your mortgage payments, leaving the balance you owe bigger each month.

Facing Foreclosure – Foreclosure proceedings have begun and you need to sell your house quickly.

Relocation – Moving out of state or out of the country unexpectedly.

Retiring – Maybe looking to liquidate property for cash to use during retirement.

Tax Liens – A lien in which the government may seize property if you owe delinquent property taxes and the tax payer fails to pay the owed back taxes.

Probate – A home which is part of an estate where someone has passed away and left a property behind.

Vacant House – A property empty without residents or living purposes.

Divorce – Dissolution of a marriage where both parties may agree to sell the home to settle or it may be awarded to one party.

Inheritance Receiving – property upon the death of someone else, which may include land property, houses or money.

Denied Loan Modification – Denial of a modification of your loan terms that would have allowed adhering to new loan terms outside of the original contract.

Bad Tenants – Someone who does not respect your home or property, follow lease guidelines or pay their rent in a timely manner.

Bad Realtor – A bad realtor may only being trying to make a sale and not providing you with the service you need in your situation.

Bankruptcy – Legal status of a person or entity that can not pay fully or in any amount the debts they owe.

Job Loss – Lost current employment and can no longer afford the home you are residing in.

Expired Listing – Property sat on the market for months without a buyer.