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Need to Sell Your House? We Can Help You Avoid Foreclosure

Have you found yourself in the situation where you are facing foreclosure? Have you recently lost your job, gotten a divorce, or need to move due to a job transfer? Do you owe more than your house is worth? Your answer may be a short sale.

What is a short sale?


A short sale is when your lender takes less than what you owe for your property. This is helpful, especially if you owe more than your property is worth or can no longer afford the property. Unlike a foreclosure, a short sale gives you the opportunity to sell your house, and in most cases, owe no debt to your lender.

Here’s How We Can Help You:


No Fees to You, Ever!
National Network of Home Buyers
You Can Receive a Contract in 24 Hours
No Equity - No Problem

Don't just walk away and accept foreclosure. You can sell your house! We buy overleveraged houses that have no equity and we can help you sell your house through a short payoff (short sale). We successfully buy and negotiate short sales nationwide. We will be able tell you if you qualify for a short sale, and often have a contract ready within 24 hours. Let our professional and experienced negotiators take worry out of short selling your home. Simply, fill out the “Sell Your House” form, and someone will contact you shortly.


How it Works:


  1. Complete the online form and we will contact you for a free consultation
  2. We will give you a “Contract for Purchase and Sale” and start the negotiation process with your lender
  3. Once the lender approves the sale, we will schedule a closing within 30 days

Get a Cash Offer

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Sept 2008

"More than 4 million American homeowners with a mortgage, a record 9 percent, were either behind on their payments or in foreclosure at the end of June..."



March 2008

With a short sale, you sell your home and if you don't satisfy the mortgage amount the bank may forgive the deficiency. A short-sale is positive for both the lender who doesn't have to go through the process of foreclosing and the homeowner, who may be able to walk away without a huge amount of debt