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Facing Foreclosure

Here's the Situation

Florida is a judicial foreclosure state, which means the process runs through the courts and takes months, not days. That is genuinely good news: it means that if you are behind on payments, or have already been served, there is almost always still time to act. Selling the house before the auction lets you control the outcome, protect whatever equity you have, and avoid a completed foreclosure on your credit.

Where You Are in the Process Matters

Behind but not yet served. This is the strongest position. You have the most time and the widest set of options, including a straightforward sale at a fair price.
Served with a foreclosure complaint. The court process has begun, but it typically runs several months or longer. A sale that closes before the judgment resolves the debt.
Judgment entered, sale date scheduled. Time is short but a sale is often still possible if the payoff can be satisfied before the auction date. Call immediately — days matter here.
Whatever stage you're at, the worst option is doing nothing and letting the auction happen. A completed foreclosure typically stays on your credit for seven years.

How Selling for Cash Helps

We can close in as little as 7 days when title is clear, which is fast enough to beat most scheduled sale dates.
Your mortgage payoff is handled directly through the title company at closing.
If there is equity above what you owe, that money goes to you rather than disappearing at auction.
No repairs, no listing period, no showings — the things you don't have time for.
We will tell you honestly if we can't help. If a loan modification, short sale, or reinstatement serves you better than selling, we'll say so.

Simple & Fast

How It Works

1

Tell Us About It

Share a few details on the property. Takes about a minute — by form or phone.

2

Get Your Offer

We review recent local sales and present a fair, no-obligation cash offer fast.

3

Choose Your Closing

Accept and pick your date. We handle the paperwork and you get paid.

Questions

Frequently Asked

Can I really sell my house after foreclosure has already started?

In most cases yes. In Florida the foreclosure runs through the court system and typically takes several months or longer, and you remain the owner and can sell right up until the property is sold at auction. The earlier you act, the more options you have.

What if I owe more than the house is worth?

That is a short sale, and it requires lender approval. It is more complex and slower than a standard purchase, but it is sometimes possible. Tell us your payoff amount and we will give you a straight answer about whether we can help.

Will selling stop the foreclosure from hitting my credit?

A sale that pays off the mortgage before the foreclosure is completed generally prevents a completed foreclosure from appearing on your credit, though any late payments already reported will remain. A completed foreclosure is typically the more damaging entry.

Do you charge anything to look at my situation?

No. The offer and the conversation are free with no obligation. We are not attorneys and do not provide legal advice, and we would encourage you to also speak with a HUD-approved housing counselor or a foreclosure attorney about your options.

Where We Buy

Florida Cities We Serve

Miami Kendall Hialeah Homestead Cutler Bay Fort Lauderdale Pembroke Pines Hollywood Miramar Coral Springs Pensacola

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Facing Foreclosure in Florida? You Still Have Options.