Short Sale vs Foreclosure Infographic for Home Sellers

Real estate infographic titled "Short Sale vs Foreclosure". Create a property comparison style real-estate infographic for sellers, designed like an editorial real-estate magazine illustration in a pinterest cozy home aesthetic with a cozy beige palette, soft warm neutrals, elegant layout, subtle paper texture, clean icons, and inviting residential visuals. Compare 2 columns: Short Sale and Foreclosure, with 6 numbered comparison stages/rows. Each row must include a short heading in English, a time estimate, an illustrative cost example in PLN (zł) clearly labeled as example, and a small property/document icon. Suggested rows: 1. Process Start — example 30-60 days, example cost 0-2,000 zł; 2. Lender Approval — example 45-90 days, example cost 1,000-3,000 zł; 3. Seller Credit Impact — example 2-7 years, example cost 0 zł example; 4. Home Condition and Sale Prep — example 2-4 weeks, example cost 2,000-8,000 zł; 5. Legal and Closing Steps — example 30-45 days, example cost 3,000-10,000 zł; 6. Outcome for Seller — example 1-6 months, example cost 5,000-20,000 zł. Include visual comparison cues such as side-by-side cards, arrows, checkmarks, caution symbols, folder/document icons, house icons, calendar icons, and gentle comparison separators. Add a small bottom section for seller-focused takeaways with concise English labels only, such as pros, cons, timing, negotiation, and credit impact. Make the composition highly readable, premium, warm, and shareable for social media infographic use. Do not include any real bank, brokerage, or lender logos. Do not include watermarks. Avoid city-specific guarantees or specific listing prices. Visually imply first-home-buying assistance search intent only through decorative imagery or abstract supportive homeownership motifs, with no on-image text about that intent. All text MUST be written in English (array). Every heading, label, caption, legend and metric name in the image must be in English — not English. Spell each English word correctly using English characters and diacritics. Numbers stay as digits, illustrative numbers labeled "example", no specific real-bank or brokerage logos, no watermarks No real bank / brokerage / lender logos. Illustrative numbers labeled as example. No specific listing prices or city-specific guarantees.