. >> so, in my book, although if we were back prerecession, i would talk about how relo packages work and what's reasonable to expect. but today, because of the housing stuff, asking for what's known as a stop-loss on the sale of your home is the one simple thing i would ask for. >> caller: okay. >> and you would say to them, okay, we owe x numb of dollars on our house. current market value -- how close are you, would you guess current market value your mortgage is? >> caller: probably 180, 190. >> and how much do you owe? >> caller: we owe 180. we could walk away even. >> all right. what you could ask for, they're not going to want an open-ended risk. you could say, will you share a loss with us on the sale of our home, up to $10,000. if you don't lose money on the sale of your home, then it doesn't cost them anything. but the max it would cost her new and potential employer, potentially $10,000. let's say you end up selling your house for $40,000 less than your mortgage, the worst possible scenario. they're out ten, but you're out 30. but it needs to be a shared sacrifice with them.

. >> so in my book, although if we were back prerecession, i should talk about how relocation packages work but today, because asking for what is known as a stop loss on the sale of your home is the one simple thing i would ask for. and you would say to them, okay, we owe x number of dollars on our house. current market value, how close are you -- would you guess the current market value your mortgage is? >> caller: probably 180, 190. >> and how much do you owe? >> caller: we owe right around 180. so we could walk away even. >> so what you could ask for, because they are not going to want an open-ended risk. they could say, would you share a loss for us on the sale of our home up to $10,000? if you don't lose money on the sale of your home, then it doesn't cost them anything. but the max it would cost for new and potential employer would be 10 grand. let's say you end up not being able to sell your house for $40,000 less than the mortgage. let's say it was the worst possible scenario. >> caller: sure. >> then they're out ten, but you're out 30. >> caller: you had had you. >> but it nee