Delay Trustee Sales

HELP for Homeowners Facing Foreclosure Sale and Eviction

We use highly proprietary procedures to challenge your trustee and delay foreclosure. The law requires them to verify that your rights are protected and that they followed proper procedures. The trustee must stop the sale while they research and respond to our challenges. Meanwhile you and your family remain in your home.

How much LONGER can you STAY in Your Foreclosed Home?

  Normal Time We can DELAY Foreclosure
Received Notice of Trustee Sale

Home SOLD at Trustee Sale

6-7 months

1-2 months

STAY 9 to 36 months LONGER

STAY 3 to 5 months LONGER

Many families continue to lose their homes because more often than not, banks foreclose on homeowners while they are in the middle of trying to work out a plan.

Delay Foreclosure TODAY

Delaying your trustee sale starts when we send the Enrollment Form, a Disclosure and a very short Information Page that you complete and email or fax back to us (Don’t worry, we fill out most of the stuff before we email it to you).

The process of delaying your sale begins immediately on receiving your completed forms. After we have delayed your sale for the first 30-days we’ll notify you and ask you to verify the result with the trustee for yourself. After you verify the delay with the trustee you deposit the enrollment fee into our bank account.

You Don’t Pay if We Don’t Delay

That is how sure we are – We are that good!

Meanwhile, I stay in contact with you every step of the way – almost to a fault; and I am never too busy to speak with you on the phone during the entire process.

The Continuing Monthly Service program guarantees additional 30-day delays – which could keep you in your home for up to 36 months. You may opt-out at any time without penalty.

View the 4 MOST ASKED Questions about Foreclosure Delay

The Foreclosure Delay Process

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