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Free Foreclosures Help is a company that assists homeowners across the country save their homes and avoid foreclosure for free! Our Home Specialists are highly trained professionals and are dedicated to helping you save your home and educating you in the process. Most of our Home Specialist have several years of experience working in the Loss Mitigation department for other banks such as HSBC, JP Morgan Chase, Wells Fargo and they are very knowledgeable with the foreclosure process from start to finish. We know that most homeowners because of their financial situation can’t afford legal help so we offer our services for Free! We are here to help in your time of need. Give us a call or click the “Contact Us Today” button below, fill out our contact form and one of our Home Specialists will give you a call. Time is limited. If you have a Foreclosure Sale Date, call us ASAP so we can help you get it cancelled. Remember, we are here to HELP YOU! We believe that if you help enough people get to where they want to go, you'll get to where you want to go!!!
Understanding the Pre-foreclosure Process in Florida – The Basics
In Florida, the pre-foreclosure process typically begins when a homeowner misses a number of mortgage payments. The lender will then issue a notice of default, allowing the homeowner to reinstate the mortgage loan by paying the outstanding debt.
What Does Notice of Default or Lis Pendens Mean?
Lis pendens is a Latin term that literally means “lawsuit pending.” In a modern context, it is a notice filed against real estate that is under the control of the courts because of a pending lawsuit. It is often referred to as a “cloud on title”.
What happens after lis pendens is filed in Florida?
When a lis pendens notice is filed in Florida, a copy of the notice will be recorded in the public records of the county where the property is located. Once the notice is recorded, a copy will be sent to the property owner at the address of record on the property.
What If I Have A Foreclosure Auction Date?
We can stop most foreclosure auction dates. We need at least 1 -2 business days before the closing date to improve our odds. The more time we have before the sale date the better.
TESTIMONIALS
Proven Outcomes
"Facing foreclosure was one of the most terrifying experiences of our lives. We had no idea where to turn until we found Free Foreclosures Help. They were compassionate and knowledgeable foreclosure specialists. They guided us through the process, helping us explore every available option. With their support, we were able to negotiate with our lender and find a solution that allowed us to keep our home. We're forever grateful for their expertise and understanding during this challenging time."
RICHARD & SARAH KENNY
TAMPA
"When we received that foreclosure notice, it felt like our world was falling apart. We didn’t have any funds saved to retain an attorney, so we reached out to Free Foreclosures Help who not only provided expert advice but also offered emotional support. They helped us create a solid financial plan, advocated on our behalf with the bank, and ultimately helped us avoid foreclosure. Today, we're still in our beloved home, and it's all thanks to their dedication and expertise. We can't thank them enough."
BEN & JUDY JENNINGS
ST. PETERSBURG FL
