We are a Housing Counseling Firm offering access to immediate Payment Assistance to anyone who is behind on their house payment WE STOP FORECLOSURE

If you don't call, we can't help!

Don't lose your property to foreclosure

If you are facing foreclosure the best advice we can give you is ACT NOW!

Even if you have little/no equity any type of property.. we can help.

Many people facing foreclosure simply do nothing and hope for a miracle. Don't fall into that trap!

Some homeowners act on their lawyer's advice and file bankruptcy thinking that all their problems are now solved. Bankruptcy does put a hold on everything, yes, but all it does is buys you is a little time. The end result is almost always the property still goes to auction and you now have a bankruptcy in addition to the foreclosure on your credit report for 10 years.

I'm sure you have been contacted by other investors, especially if the (pre)foreclosure has gone public. Unlike other investors, we will not try to take advantage of your situation. We simply figure out a mutually beneficial solution so you can move on with your life! In most cases, you will keep your home if this is your desire!

No matter where you are in the process, YOUR SITUATION IS NOT IMPOSSIBLE. Just pick up the phone and call Anthony at 732-583-1568 or fill out our Fast Form

Property Services has about 50 DIFFERENT WAYS to help avoid foreclosure. Only 2 include Bankruptcy. Here is a list of TEN methods which we commonly use.

1. Repayment Plan (Forbearance). A formal repayment plan that may include special forbearance and is structured to allow you to repay delinquent installments and/or payment advances to bring the mortgage current.

2. Loan Modification. Intent is to eliminate the arrearage and to reduce the monthly mortgage obligation for a borrower who has experienced from financial distress.

3. Loan Re-amortization. Interest rate and mortgage term remain the same, but loan is re-amortized.

4. Partial Claim. Delinquent balance is paid and institution is given a second mortgage for the delinquent amount.

5. Assumption or Contract for Deed. A qualified buyer takes over payments on the mortgage of a delinquent borrower, subject to lender agreement if a contract has a "due-on sale" clause.

6. Preforeclosure Sale (Short Sale). The proceeds of a sale are accepted as full satisfaction for the mortgage obligation even if it is less than the mortgage balance.

7. Equity Sharing. An investor, friend, or relative pays the delinquent amount in exchange for a second lien out of the existing equity in the home.

8. Lease/Purchase Agreement. The Lease Option Down Payment covers delinquent balance and the lease payments cover monthly mortgage payments.

9. Deed-In-Lieu of Foreclosure. The borrower voluntarily deeds the property to the lender to avoid foreclosure.

10. Bankruptcy. Legal process where a court approves a workout payment plan. Bankruptcy does not eliminate the need to repay, but you may be relieved of any deficiency after the sale of the home.

No matter where you are in the process, YOUR SITUATION IS NOT IMPOSSIBLE. Just fill out our Fast Form