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Facing Foreclosure?

You're Not Alone.

If you're behind on mortgage payments or facing foreclosure, know this: there is hope—and there is help. Many homeowners across the country face unexpected hardships—job loss, medical bills, divorce, or rising living costs. Whatever your situation, you don’t have to face it alone. This page is here to guide you through your options and connect you to real solutions.

What Does it Mean to Be a Distressed Homeowner?

A “distressed homeowner” is someone struggling to keep up with their mortgage or property obligations. This might mean:

You’re behind on payments

You’ve received a notice of default or foreclosure

You're underwater (owe more than your home is worth)

You’re overwhelmed by financial or personal hardship

If this sounds like you, you still have time to act—but the sooner, the better.

 

How You Can Save Your Home from Foreclosure

There are several legal and financial options available to help you keep your home or exit the situation with dignity:

1. Loan Modification - Negotiate new terms with your lender to lower monthly payments or extend your loan term.

2. Forbearance - Pause or reduce mortgage payments temporarily, giving you time to recover financially.

3. Repayment Plan - Catch up on missed payments by spreading them out over time.

4. Reinstatement - Pay the overdue amount in full (if possible) to bring your loan current.

5. Refinance (if still eligible) - Refinance into a new loan with more affordable terms—though this depends on credit and home equity.

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How You Can Save Your Home from Foreclosure

Sell your home for less than what you owe with your lender’s approval—often avoiding full foreclosure.

Voluntarily transfer ownership back to the lender and walk away without the damage of foreclosure on your credit.

Work directly with a trusted real estate investor who can:

  • Buy your home quickly, often as-is
  • Close on your timeline
  • Help you avoid foreclosure and protect your credit
  • In some cases, offer cash at closing or help with moving costs
  • Some lenders or investors will offer relocation assistance in exchange for a smooth transition.

This can be a great option if you need to sell fast, don’t want to make repairs, or simply want to move on with peace of mind.

HUD-Approved Housing Counselors

Trained counselors offer free, unbiased advice and can help you work with your lender. Find a counselor HERE.

State & Local Assistance Programs

Many states offer Homeowner Assistance Funds (HAF) and emergency mortgage support.

Talk to a Foreclosure Help Specialist

If you are facing hardship, reach out to me. My team and I can help you navigate the foreclosure process and understand all of your options. Whether you're looking to save your home, avoid foreclosure, or explore alternatives—we’re here to support you every step of the way.

Foreclosure doesn't have to be the end. With the right help, you can protect your credit, reduce stress, and take back control of your future.

Contact me today for a free, no-pressure consultation.