What to do if your home is going to Auction

Contact your lender

If you are having trouble making your mortgage payments, reach out to your lender as soon as possible. They may be able to work with you to find a solution, such as a loan modification or forbearance. You might also be eligible to apply for a government loan modification program.

Review you Options

Review your options: Depending on your situation, you may be able to avoid foreclosure by selling your home, we make cash offers with no contingencies and often times can make the terms that work for you work for us. Need more time in the home after closing? Need to probate a will before the auction? we have handled it all and can help with your specific needs too!

Seek legal advice

If you are unable to reach a resolution with your lender, consider seeking legal advice from a housing counselor or attorney. They can help you understand your rights and options as a homeowner in foreclosure.

Keep Track of deadlines

Stay aware of any deadlines related to your foreclosure case, such as court dates or deadlines to respond to legal documents. Missing a deadline can have serious consequences

Be Prepared to Move

If foreclosure proceedings continue and you are unable to find a solution, you may need to move out of your home. Be prepared to find a new place to live. We have helped many homeowners stay in the home after we purchase it and have also helped families with relocation assistance.

Get cash for Keys

When all else fails and your home does go to auction. Do not leave your home. Instead, try to negotiate money from the buyer to leave the property and surrender your keys.

Claim the Surplus

We can help with that too! Did you know that after your home goes for the auction you have a claim to any amount hat was paid beyond what you owe? We can hep you navigate that process as well so that you don't walk away empty-handed.