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i was told that Arizona is a non deficiency state. that means when the bank loaned you money on your house they took the risk of values going down. so, if they agree to a short sale on your house and the loan is for 200,000 but you can only sell it for 180,000, the bank eats the difference not you. as long as you don't sign a note saying that you will repay the difference.

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