Think Foreclosure Means Losing Everything?
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We Stop Foreclosure
Before It Stops You.
- Stop Foreclosure Fast
- Moving help included
- No Repairs, No Cleanup
- Lender negotiation support
- Options To Stay Or Sell
- And More…
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Real Help, Right When You Need It.
You’re in Control, We Handle the Rest.
We Have 9 Options
And 4 of those options
involve you staying in the house.
Call us today and go over your options.
Decide what is best for your and your family.
Foreclosure Is Stressful Enough…
Why worry about fixing things up or clearing everything out?
We buy homes as-is so you don’t need to make any repairs.
Just take what you want to keep and we will handle the rest.
Unlike other options, we offer unique strategies, resources with possible solutions so you can go through all your options and resources to help you find what is best for you and your family. If you need to sell the property before foreclosure, we can act quickly.
Sell Your House Fast And Stress-Free
No Repairs Needed Sell As-Is
Save Money on Fees No Hidden Costs
Transparent Transactions
Sell your house on your terms – sell fast or slow, sell as-is with no repairs, and get custom solutions for any situation – we’re here to work with you every step of the way.
We buy property as-is. So if you decide to sell the property, we can buy houses in any condition, so you don’t need to make any repairs or clean anything.
You pay ZERO closing costs and there are no agent commissions or fees charged to the seller. We also offer flexible financing options that may net you more than a traditional sale.
We prioritize open communication throughout the entire buying process, so you know exactly what to expect. Get a fast offer and know exactly how much you’ll walk away with.
Frequently Asked Foreclosure Questions
Understanding Foreclosure Basics
- What is foreclosure?
This is a basic question to help people understand the legal process where a lender takes back a home to satisfy a mortgage loan. - How long does the foreclosure process take?
Foreclosure timelines vary by state and whether it is a judicial or non-judicial foreclosure - What is the difference between judicial and non-judicial foreclosure?
Judicial foreclosure involves a court, while non-judicial foreclosure does not.
Rights and Notifications
- What are my rights during foreclosure?
Homeowners have specific rights during each step of the foreclosure process - What is a notice of default, and what should I do when I receive one?
A notice of default is a warning that the lender may begin foreclosure. You should contact your lender immediately. - How many missed payments can I have before foreclosure starts?
Lenders typically start foreclosure proceedings after you are three months behind on payments
Alternatives to Foreclosure
- What are the alternatives to foreclosure?
Options include loan modification, refinancing, forbearance, short sale, and deed-in-lieu of foreclosure - Can I sell my house during foreclosure?
Yes, selling your house before the foreclosure sale can help you avoid the negative impacts of foreclosure. - What is a loan modification?
A loan modification is a change to the terms of your mortgage to make the payments more manageable. - How can I reinstate my mortgage?
Mortgage reinstatement involves paying all past-due payments, plus any fees or penalties, to bring the loan current.
Financial Implications & Assistance
- What is a ‘deficiency judgment,’ and can the lender pursue one against me?
A deficiency judgement is when the lender sues you to recover the amount of the loan that was not covered in the foreclosure sale. In a non-judicial foreclosure, if the property that was sold was your primary residence, then the lender can only collect the money from the sale of the home to cover what they’re owed - Where can I find free or low-cost help to avoid foreclosure? HUD-approved housing counseling agencies and legal aid organizations can provide assistance. You can call (800) 569-4287 to find a housing counselor near you.
- Should I contact my lender, and how?
Contact your lender as soon as you anticipate trouble making payments[7][8][10]. Your monthly mortgage statement contains the name of your lender or servicer, their address and phone number
Post-Foreclosure
- What are foreclosure rescue scams, and how can I avoid them?
Be wary of companies asking for upfront fees to help you negotiate with your lender - What happens after the foreclosure sale?
You usually have to move out after the property is sold at auction[6][13]. The eviction process would be carried out by the buyer
How Our Process Works
Contact Us!
Provide us with some basic information and we’ll start working on a custom offer based on current market values.
Get Your Offer!
Get an offer fast. With some basic information we can create multiple offers based on your needs and current situation.
Get Your Cash!
You choose your closing day! Our fast cash process has helped many people like you, and we can help you, too!