Free Guide: 5 Ways You Can Stop or Avoid Foreclosure In Today’s Market

Learn how to avoid foreclosure, stop the foreclosure process, and your 5 main foreclosure avoidance options with this free guide. 

After reading this simple to follow 6 page guide you’ll know:

• How you may be able to still save your credit during your foreclosure
• The 5 ways some banks are working with borrowers to lower payments or even sometimes eliminate payments (if you qualify)
• Why a “Notice of Default” can limit your options (and what to do this week if your bank has already filed a Notice of Default against you)
• The 5 options to stop a foreclosure that’s already happened

In the end, foreclosure is never fun and doesn’t always end well.

But, when you’re armed with the right information, know all of your options, and can make a well educated plan… your odds of coming out of this foreclosure situation with as little long-term damage as possible increase a lot.

Download the Free Foreclosure Guide by entering your information to the right. We’ll email you the pdf of the guide so you can go through it at your own leisure. You’ll also receive other tips and help from our Foreclosure Avoidance team to help you make a well informed decision.

In Minnesota, more than 600 homeowners have taken advantage of our expertise, and utilized our home buying services to relieve themselves of problem properties. Foreclosure is one of the many situations people find themselves in and like moving to assisted living and needing flexible selling options or relocating out of city or state and needing to close quickly. Home owners have trusted us to sell their house to and solve their problems easily and respectfully.

Educating yourself about all of your selling options is the most important place to start. If you are in foreclosure, our free guide will explain what can be done about your situation. The state of Minnesota has a specific timeline lenders follow when processing a foreclosure. Our guide will explain that, but what you need to know is once you start missing payments, your lender then flags your account to signal there might be some financial distress and you may be going into foreclosure.

This is the pre-foreclosure process and it is far easier to work with your lender to stop foreclosure during this time. Open communication with your lender will help you.  If you are experiencing any personal issue and know you’ll be missing payments or could get behind, call them. Let them know what’s going on and see if there is a way to work through it.  If your lender does not hear from you, their process begins and it becomes increasingly difficult to stop and your options start to become less and less.

We can help you understand where you are in the process and the options still available to you.

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