WANT TO SAVE YOUR HOME?

TRY THESE 10 STRATEGIES BEFORE LETTING THE BANK TAKE YOUR HOUSE.

Sometimes circumstances cause bills and payments to get behind. But there can be a light at the end of the tunnel. If you feel you can still make your mortgage payment and want to prevent foreclosure there are several options that may be available to you before a foreclosure sale happens. Not all of the below strategies will apply to everyone, but we want to make sure you have all the information you need to make informed decisions when dealing with a stressful situation like foreclosure. And, even if you don't want to sell your house, we are happy to help review options to help you stay in your home (never a charge for our help).<br>

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After reviewing all available options, if you feel selling your home is the best option, we will be glad to make you a fast and fair offer. And we will never ask you to pay for repairs, closing costs or commissions.     

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• Foreclosure can have long-lasting financial effects, including:
  - Limited mortgage access. You may have to wait at least seven years to get another mortgage.
  - Ongoing financial responsibility. You may still have to pay off the remaining amount due on your loan after the foreclosure sale.
  - Fewer options. You may no longer have access to resources that pre-foreclosure homeowners have, like relocation assistance and leasing opportunities.
  - Loss of home. You will lose your home and may lose the equity you have established.
  - Credit damage. There will be a negative impact to your credit, making it harder to qualify for loans, credit cards, and even future employment..