Facing foreclosure or probate in Southern California? See all your options before you decide.

Keep your home, sell it, or get a cash offer. We'll explain each path in plain English. Up front: we're a local company that may offer to buy your home, and you're never obligated to sell.

Tell us what's going on

Takes about a minute. There's no fee to talk with us, and no obligation.

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  • Local, based in San Bernardino
  • We go over every path, including the ones that don't involve us
  • No fee to talk, no pressure

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How it works

1

Tell us what's going on

Fill out the short form or call us. It takes about a minute.

2

Talk it through

We'll call you, usually within 5 minutes during business hours, listen to your situation, and go over your general options: keeping, selling, or a cash offer.

3

You decide

If you'd like an offer, we'll put it in writing. Take your time, and talk it over with family or an attorney. No pressure.

Why homeowners talk with us

We're upfront

We tell you right away that we're a real estate company that may buy your home. No hidden agenda.

Every path, every time

We talk about keeping the home and selling it, even when the best fit for you doesn't involve us.

Plain English

No jargon, no pressure tactics, no promises nobody can keep.

No upfront fees

We never ask homeowners for money to talk, to get an offer, or to "save" a home.

As-is means as-is

If you sell to us, you don't need to fix, clean, or stage anything.

Local

We're based in San Bernardino and work with homeowners across Southern California.

From homeowners we've worked with

“You have been wonderful to me. I wish you nothing but blessings. I know you will make a great profit on the house. You earn all you do and you will continue to be blessed because of how you care and treat people.”

Georgann, text message to our team

Mark (English, 0:21)

Alberto y Marta (en español, 2:47)

These are real messages and videos from people we've worked with. Every situation is different. Their stories don't mean we can promise any result, and we can't stop or postpone a foreclosure. More stories →

Situations we can talk through

  • Behind on mortgage payments
  • Received a Notice of Default
  • Have a trustee sale (auction) date
  • Loan modification denied or stuck
  • Job loss, medical bills, or reduced income
  • Inherited a home or going through probate
  • Divorce or separation
  • Home needs major repairs
  • Tenant or occupancy problems
  • Need to relocate soon

Quick answers

Can you stop my foreclosure?

No, and we won't promise that. No one can honestly guarantee a foreclosure will be stopped or postponed. What we can do is explain your general options in plain English, including ones that don't involve us, so you can decide quickly. Be careful with anyone who guarantees a result or asks for money upfront.

Do you charge a fee?

No. We don't charge homeowners a fee to talk with us or to get an offer. We never ask for money upfront. If you sell to us, we make money as the buyer, and we'll show you every cost in writing before you sign anything.

Do I have to sell to you?

No. Talking with us doesn't obligate you to anything. You may decide to keep your home or sell another way, and that's okay. If we make an offer, you can take your time, compare it with other options, and say no.

How much time do I have?

It depends on where you are in the process. In general, after a Notice of Default is recorded, at least three months must pass before a sale can be noticed, and the Notice of Trustee's Sale must be posted, published, and recorded at least 20 days before the auction. Dates can change, so check your notices and confirm with your lender or the trustee. See our California foreclosure timeline.

Are you a law firm, lender, or government program?

No. Our Home Advisor is a local real estate company in San Bernardino that may make offers to buy homes. We're not attorneys, lenders, or a government agency, and we're not affiliated with your lender. We don't give legal or financial advice. For that, talk to a licensed California attorney or a HUD-approved housing counselor.

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The sooner you know your options, the more choices you may have.

Tell us what's going on. We'll walk you through it in plain English, and you decide what happens next.

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Or call (909) 999-1339