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Missed 1–3 payments and the letters are getting scarier? You still have time — but the window is closing. We help Carolinas homeowners sell fast, pay off the loan in full, and walk away with cash before pre-foreclosure turns into actual foreclosure.
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Cash At Closing
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Cash At Closing
Locally Owned
& Operated
If any of this sounds familiar, you’re in the right place. We work with Carolinas homeowners in these exact situations every single week.
1–3 months behind on your mortgage and the lender is calling
Received a Demand Letter or NOI (Notice of Intent to Foreclose)
Hardship (job loss, medical, divorce) and can't catch up on payments
Lender offering loan modification you can't actually afford
Want to avoid the foreclosure hitting your credit report
Planning ahead — you know you can't keep the house long-term
A sold house is just a sold house. A foreclosure stays on your credit 7 years and drops your score 100–160 points.
If you have any equity at all, you keep it. Foreclosure auctions routinely sell homes for 60–70% of value and the bank gets everything first.
We close in as little as 7–14 days — fast enough to pay off the loan before the auction date.
We've negotiated payoff amounts, short-sale approvals, and postponed auction dates directly with loan servicers. We know the playbook.
In North Carolina (non-judicial state) you have roughly 90–120 days from your first missed payment to the auction. In South Carolina (judicial state) it's typically 8–12 months. The sooner you act, the more options you have.
Yes. We can write you an offer and work with your lender on a short sale if needed. We've done dozens. You'd still avoid foreclosure on your credit and often walk away owing nothing
Almost always, yes. Banks don't want to foreclose — it's expensive for them. A cash sale that pays off the loan (even via short sale) is usually preferred to the auction process.
You can pursue both in parallel. Start the modification process while we work on an offer. If the mod comes through and you can afford it, great — cancel the sale. If not, you have a backup plan already in motion.
Call Trey directly. You’ll talk with the person who writes the check — not a call center. No pressure. No sales tactics. Just straight answers about what we can do for you.