Nathan Payne talks to a homeowner facing foreclosure with a $3,000 tax lien, $12,000 in unpaid solar obligations, and a November 30 deadline. He's working to find Utah buyers who can offer enough to save the house before the bank takes it.
What are you going to do? I think you told me you're just going to let the bank take it, which I don't want that to happen. But what are you going to do if you don't— you're not able to sell it for what you want?
Basically, the house will go into foreclosure. I mean, it's a pre-foreclosure right now because I haven't gotten any letter stating anything of that sort. Coming back from vacation, I went and got Phillip's mail and there's almost $3,000 in taxes due. So it's like even more money.
No, it's got a $3,000 tax lien on it, too. So you'd have to catch up the grant, the solar, $12K behind and $3,000 in taxes.
Well, yeah, he has to come up with which we don't have. I'm rounding off, but it's a little under $3,000. But yeah, those are due November 30th.
We've been kind of reaching out to the top buyers in Utah trying to figure out what's the best offer I can get you and trying to help you get your house sold.
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