What is Foreclosure?
Foreclosure is when a property is seized by the lender due to non-payment by the homeowner and typically takes place after the homeowner has several missed payments, causing the mortgage to default.
A notice of default may be issued before a foreclosure. This is typically sent by the lender after 90 days of missed payments. Homeowners are sometimes given the opportunity to work out a new payment plan before their home can be purchased.
How to Avoid
Foreclosure?
How Does KC Foreclosure Help with Foreclosure?
Our team at KC Foreclosure will discuss options such as postponement or stopping the foreclosure. We will review the options with you, to stay in your home whether through creative financing or rent to own. KC Foreclosure can also purchase your home for cash and satisfy creditors and debtors.
What is a Foreclosure
Sale?
When a homeowner or borrower defaults on their mortgage, the lender can exercise their “lien rights” and sell the property. Foreclosure sales are typically an auction-style sale which is open to the public. The property is sold to a third-party bidder or reverts to the lender. The winning bidder at a foreclosure sale will take ownership of the property, subject to the redemption period of the previous homeowner. During the redemption period, the previous homeowner or lienholder can regain ownership of the property if their previous debts are paid.