If your goal is to keep your home, you're in the right place. Here are real local resources first — and alternatives only if keeping it isn't workable.
Not every property problem has to end in a sale. If you want to keep your home, there are legitimate local programs and counselors that can help you resolve the issue and stay. We list those first, because they should be your starting point. If keeping the home turns out not to be workable, your Will Buys Properties alternatives are still here.
The Jacksonville Foreclosure Intervention Program can provide eligible homeowners up to $12,000 toward bringing a mortgage current, a loan modification, or refinancing assistance. It's designed to help you stay in your home when a temporary hardship put you behind.
Jacksonville has HUD-approved housing counselors who offer free foreclosure prevention counseling and can help you work with your lender on a modification, repayment plan, or forbearance. A counselor is often the best first call when you want to keep the house.
Sometimes the numbers don't allow it — too far behind, no equity, or repairs you can't fund. In that case a Quick Cash Sale can stop the bleeding and let you walk away with what's left, and a Repair & Profit Partnership can maximize the return if there's equity and a little time. Your free review helps you tell the difference.
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No. If your goal is to keep the home, we point you to assistance resources first. A sale is only an alternative if keeping it isn't workable.
HUD-approved housing counseling is free. The Foreclosure Intervention Program is assistance for eligible homeowners, not a loan you repay to a private company.