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What's the purpose of a short sale?

To avoid foreclosure

Short sales exist to help homeowners avoid foreclosure. When a home’s market value is less than what’s owed on the mortgage, the homeowner and lender can work out an agreement where the property is sold for less than the outstanding balance, and the lender accepts those proceeds as full payoff. The lender then releases the lien, allowing the sale to go through without a foreclosure, which can save time and reduce the financial and credit damage for the borrower. The lender benefits too by recovering some funds rather than risking a lengthy foreclosure. The process requires the lender’s approval and can take time, and there may be potential consequences for the seller if a deficiency isn’t waived.

To avoid responsibility for taking the traditional route to selling property

To replenish the local real estate market with fresh properties in a short amount of time

To sell the property quickly when the real estate market is booming

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