Foreclosures Can be Scary and Confusing!
Here are some options you have as a homeowner to relieve yourself of a foreclosure.
How do I STOP a Foreclosure in Florida and keep your home?
Some of us might not be aware that if we purchased our home through an FHA loan, you likely were given an insurance policy with your loan. This insurance protects you from losing your home if you default on your FHA mortgage. Not many people are aware of this program, but it needs to be done in a timely manner. As soon as there is a default, it is best to contact the house authority to figure out the best options fit for you. You can find more information on the FHA Avoiding Foreclosure Site, where the go in depth and you can reach out to someone that can better serve you in your time of need.
If you are not eligible for this, maybe the next two options could help…
“Get A Fair Cash Offer Today”
- Let us know about your situation and your house
- We’ll evaluate it quickly (usually within 24 hours)
- You’ll receive a fair win-win all cash offer or you can tell us what you want and we will pay if its fair.
“List My House For Sale”
- Have equity and time? A listing may put more in your pocket, but it takes more time.
- Save your credit from the wreckage of a foreclosure.
- See if your situation qualifies
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Want To Learn How To Stop Foreclosure in Florida Now?
You aren’t the first person to go through a foreclosure… and won’t be the last. So don’t feel ashamed. It happens.
The best thing you can do right now is to educate yourself on your options. For some people selling your home is the best option (we’ll make a fair all-cash offer on your house today, just let us know about your situation here <<), sometimes we’re able to help homeowners STOP FORECLOSURE completely, and sometimes there are other options.
Keep in mind, try to explore other options before selling your home, let selling your home be your LAST RESORT. And do not wait too long and get a lawyer that tells you everything is going to be ok as long as you pay him or her monthly payments. Most of the times lawyers just get paid to slow the process down, causing you to lose all the equity you have in your home.