Do I have to pay anything extra after a short sale?

Suppose, your lender allowed you to sell your house at $250,000. But, the actual loan amount is $280,000. Your incurred a deficient amount and the difference is $30,000. A lot of states permit its lenders to extract the deficient loan amount from their borrowers after a short sale. So, your lender can win a personal judgment against you and force you to cough up the remaining mortgage loan money.