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Frequently asked questions
FAQ
Yes — absolutely. Many of the solutions we offer are not credit-based.
We focus more on:
• Your home’s equity position
Even homeowners with very low credit scores still have options. Our job is to review your situation and match you with the strategy that gives you the best chance to keep your home or protect your equity.
Every situation is different — so we don’t offer “one-size-fits-all” solutions.
After reviewing your case, we determine what option fits best, such as:
• Loan restructuring or payoff solutions
• Equity-based refinance options
• Sale postponement strategies
• Private funding solutions
• Creative retention or exit strategies
Our goal is simple:
Stop the foreclosure pressure and create a plan that works for YOU.
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There are no upfront out-of-pocket fees.
If we move forward with a solution, costs (if any) are typically built into the transaction not something you pay upfront. While you’re already in a hardship, our focus is helping you find a resolution first not adding financial pressure.
Yes — we can still review your situation and see how we can assist.
However, since foreclosure laws vary by state, our direct resources are more limited outside California.
Here’s what we can still do:
• Review your foreclosure status
• Analyze equity and loan position
• Explore funding or payoff solutions
• Connect you with vetted partners if needed
First step is always the same:
We evaluate your situation and determine what’s possible.
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Timelines vary depending on the solution — but most of our resolution strategies move quickly.
Many of our solutions average:
🗓️ Around a 30-day process
Some may move faster depending on:
• Sale date urgency
• Document turnaround
• Lender response times
Our priority is acting fast to protect your home and your equity.
If we move forward with a solution, costs (if any) are typically built into the transaction not something you pay upfront. While you’re already in a hardship, our focus is helping you find a resolution first not adding financial pressure.
YES.
In many foreclosure cases, lenders or investors must pay off the existing loan in full — not just the past-due amount.
This can:
• Consolidate what you owe
• Stop foreclosure immediately
• Prevent you from juggling multiple payments
In some cases, secondary financing options exist — but we review that case-by-case to avoid overcomplicating your situation.
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