A homeowner facing foreclosure gets real-time help exploring options to stop it. The conversation walks through the situation, potential solutions, and legal steps available to keep the family in their home.
We are going to be making a live call to somebody who's in foreclosure. I don't know anything other than that. And we're going to get the scoop on what is going on and see if we can help her out. So catch me up to speed. What's going on?
My husband was living with my son and his nephew and they were splitting the rent three ways. He died unexpectedly Oct. 23. So the two boys were trying to split the rent and keep up with the payments. My son has. He's on the spectrum and he only went to school through the 10th grade and he only makes $15 an hour.
I'm sorry, you. You've got a lot of burden on you this year, don't you?
A lot.
Are you talking to people? You got friends that are helping you out? This is a lot for one person. I can solve this problem pretty quickly. You've got two days until they foreclosure on the house. Correct?
It's. I think it's tomorrow.
Okay, awesome. Okay. So what I'll do is I'll send over a contract. The contract will give my wife the ability to communicate with the trustee. Then we can make sure that the VA entitlements are not damage so you can go out and still buy a house.
Oh, wonderful.
Okay, good. Thank you so much. I appreciate it. I get to do that almost every single day. My wife and I have saved thousands of people from foreclosure. And when you sit here and you talk about what the heck does pace more me do for a living? I'll tell you what I do for a living. I help people out of nearly impossible situations. How many people wish you could do what I just did right there? Handle a call where somebody's in their absolute time of need, everything is on top of them and I can cool, calm and collected, literally get a house for free. You join Sub two.
