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        "text": "A 'short sale' occurs when the proceeds from selling your home are less than the amount you owe on your mortgage, and your lender agrees to accept that lesser amount. Unlike a traditional sale where you pay off the full mortgage balance, a short sale requires lender approval. This process often takes longer due to lender negotiations, but can prevent foreclosure and its credit impact. Kelby Contreras can assist in navigating these negotiations.",
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        "description": "A short sale involves selling your home for less than the mortgage balance with lender approval, differing from a traditional sale by requiring negotiation with your lender."
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