Can I Stop Foreclosure?

Most homeowners that find themselves behind on mortgage payments ask one very important question: “Can I stop foreclosure?” Fortunately, the answer may be yes.

The sooner you contact your mortgage lender, the more likely you are to avoid foreclosure. Can I stop foreclosure myself? We recommend to use our service. We have the experience you need to deal with your lender. Ignoring your lender’s attempts to contact you will make the situation worse.


Lenders generally do not want to foreclose and may provide you with a number of options to make up your missed payments ranging from simply giving you an extension on your payment to giving you a separate loan to cover missed payments or adding them to the end of the mortgage. Lenders and banks may be more reluctant to work with you on a repayment schedule after foreclosure proceedings have begun, however working with a foreclosure mitigation service can greatly help in achieving an amicable resolution.

If possible, you may want to look into selling your home and repay the mortgage and related expenses. However, if you currently owe more on your home than it is current worth on the open market, it might be necessary to do a loan modification. If you have a limited or no income you should certainly consider a short sale—though this will still adversely affect your credit, it is not as bad as a full foreclosure. Before you do this, you should find out if your lender will cooperate.

Alternatively, you can sign your lender the deed for your property in lieu of foreclosure. Unfortunately, the credit impact is similar to foreclosure for this type of action.



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