Posts Tagged ‘trustee sale’
Can I Sell My House Before the Foreclosure Auction?
Yes, you can sell your house right up until the foreclosure auction. Here is how to time a sale to beat the trustee sale date and keep your Sacramento equity.
Read MoreDo I Have to Close Before the Foreclosure Auction?
No, a signed contract alone usually will not stop a foreclosure auction. Here is why closing and the payoff, or a lender postponement, is what actually halts the trustee sale.
Read MoreCan a Cash Buyer Stop a Foreclosure Auction?
Not on its own. A cash buyer cannot cancel your auction, but a fast cash close that pays off the loan before the trustee sale is how Sacramento sellers stop it.
Read MoreWhat Happens to My Equity in a Foreclosure Auction?
Surplus above your payoff after a foreclosure auction is legally yours, but auctions often sell low so your equity is at risk. Selling before the sale protects it.
Read MoreHow Fast Do I Need to Sell to Avoid Foreclosure?
In California you usually have about four months from a Notice of Default to the trustee sale. Here is how fast you really need to sell to beat it.
Read MoreHow to Stop Foreclosure Fast: Your Real Options
To stop a California foreclosure fast, you can reinstate the loan, get a modification or forbearance, or sell before the trustee sale. Here is how each works.
Read MoreCan I Sell My House in Foreclosure? Yes, Your Options
Yes, you can sell your house in foreclosure any time before the trustee sale. Here are your options, what happens to your equity, and how fast you need to move.
Read MoreWhat Happens After a Foreclosure Auction? A Guide
After a California trustee sale, the sale is generally final, but you may be owed surplus proceeds. Here is what you owe, when you must move out, and your credit.
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