🤝 How We Can Help

If you've received a notice of default, you're on California's nonjudicial foreclosure timeline — no courtroom, just a countdown that ends at a trustee sale. It moves faster than people expect, but there's still a window, and a sale already underway can stop the process before the house is gone.

We walk through every option with you — reinstating, refinancing, or selling — with no pressure and no judgment. If selling is the right move, we can usually close fast enough to pay off the loan, protect the equity you've built, and keep a completed foreclosure off your credit.

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🚧 What You're Up Against

The trustee-sale clock is short

After a notice of default, California's timeline runs in months, not years. A traditional listing usually can't close inside it — a cash buyer can.

Your equity is exposed

If the house goes to a trustee sale, years of built-up equity can vanish with it. Selling first keeps that money in your pocket.

The credit damage lingers

A completed foreclosure follows you for years and complicates the next rental or mortgage. Selling before the sale date keeps it off your record.

✨ What Selling to Us Looks Like

  • A fast written offer and a closing timed to beat your trustee sale date
  • We buy as-is: no repairs, no cleaning, no cleanout — leave behind whatever you don't want
  • No commissions or fees, and we cover the closing costs
  • Close in as little as 7 days through a local Sacramento escrow company, on the date you pick

We've helped Sacramento-area owners work through the foreclosure timeline for years, and we know how tight the calendar gets after a notice of default. We coordinate directly with your lender's payoff department so the numbers are confirmed before your sale date — not after.

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💬 Your Questions, Answered

Can you close before my trustee sale date?

Often, yes — that's the whole point of moving quickly. California requires months between the notice of default and the trustee sale, and a cash purchase can usually close well inside that window. The sooner you contact us after the notice, the more room we have to work with.

How do you calculate your cash offer?

We work backward from what your home would sell for fully fixed up (its after-repair value), then subtract the repair costs, our costs to resell, and a fair margin for the risk we carry. Every line of that math gets shown to you, so the offer is a number you can check — not a mystery.

Are there truly no fees or commissions?

Truly. No agent commission, no service fee, and we pay the standard closing costs through escrow. What you net is your accepted offer minus only the things you'd owe in any sale — like a mortgage payoff or prorated property taxes.

Will a cash offer be lower than listing with an agent?

Usually it's below full retail, because we take on the repairs, the carrying costs, and the risk. But run the honest math on a traditional Sacramento sale — commission, closing costs, repairs, months of mortgage and insurance while you wait — and the difference is often smaller than you'd guess, with none of the uncertainty.

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