We Help Sellers and Buyers...
This may be hard to believe, but lenders are caught in a web of their own making, and taking back your property is a net LOSS for them, not a net gain.
Bottom line, your lender doesn't want your house. No matter how many problems it may be causing you, it's just another problem that they don't want.
But we might. Our company helps people with problem properties, exclusively. We may be able to help you keep your house, we may be able to help sell it, or we might be able to buy it outright.
If you have a problem property you are probably wondering what to do. Should you try to work things out with the bank? Do you list with a real estate agent? Do you try to refinance? Will you have to file bankruptcy?
Should you sell all of your possessions and move to Central America?
We're not trying to be funny- we know how confusing it can be to sort through the pressures and anxiety that a problem property can cause. Many people in this situation become so overwhelmed, that they don't do anything. They're too afraid to make the wrong decision - too afraid to try something that only puts them right back where they began.
Understand that in order to resolve this situation, you will have to make the first move.
We specialize in working with people facing foreclosure. We will take the time to understand your situation and provide recommendations to get you back on track. Whether you are just a few payments behind or several months behind, we may be able to help you - regardless of your equity or credit.
To see if we can help you stop the foreclosure process, fill out our confidential form.
There is no obligation and it is free to apply.
Don't forget - when you are facing foreclosure, it is important to remember that time is of the essence. You must act quickly to protect your rights.
The information contained on this site is not intended as legal advice. Consult appropriate professionals for legal advice and tax implications.
Stop the Foreclosure Process and Gain a Fresh Start!
Don't let pride stand in the way of you acting to stop a pending foreclosure. Lenders do not want to foreclose on your property and most will work with the borrower to restructure payments.
The following are some basic rules to follow when facing foreclosure:
Rule #1: Contact your lender as soon as you know your payments will be late.
Rule #2: Never ignore the lender's letters or phone calls. Ignoring the problem won't make it go away.
Rule #3: Never assume your situation is hopeless.
When contacting the lender make sure that you have the following:
1) An explanation of your current financial circumstances.
2) Details about your current financial income.
3) A list of your household expenses.
Your lender will need to review this information before offering a solution to bring your loan up to date.
The housing market is changing so fast that it's hard for people to stay up on the latest changes on the local, state and federal levels. The result is that there's a lot of misinformation out there. Deciphering it can be confusing, costly, and time consuming. You don't want to make any mistakes.
We specialize in negotiating with lenders on behalf to those individuals facing foreclosure. We know the lender protocols and we are always abreast of any changes in policy. We will work hard to find a solution to meet your situation.