A Traditional Sale Isn't Your Only Option
Not Sure What to Do With Your Property?
If mortgage payments, limited equity, timing, or another property situation is making it difficult to know what to do next, RealHomeRelief can review your situation and explore potential ways to purchase your property.
Every Property Situation Is Different
Some property situations can make a traditional sale more complicated.
Mortgage Payments Are Becoming Difficult
If the monthly payment is becoming difficult to maintain, it may be worth understanding your property options before the situation becomes more urgent.
You Have Little or No Equity
If your mortgage balance is close to what your property is worth, a traditional sale may be difficult after considering the mortgage payoff and other transaction costs.
You're Concerned About Foreclosure
If you've received foreclosure-related notices or are concerned about falling further behind, timing matters. Understanding your options sooner may give you more time to decide what to do next.
Managing a Rental Property Has Become Difficult
Problem tenants, unpaid rent, vacancies, or the responsibilities of managing a rental property may have you considering whether it's time to sell.
You Simply Need Another Option
You don't need to know which option is right for your property before contacting us. That's what the property review is designed to help us understand.
No obligation to sell
What Could an Alternative Purchase Look Like?
Not every purchase has to be a traditional cash transaction.
Depending on the circumstances, RealHomeRelief may evaluate options involving existing financing, seller financing, or another negotiated structure.
If an existing mortgage remains in place as part of a proposed transaction, it's important to understand that transferring ownership does not automatically transfer the mortgage obligation or release the original borrower.
Any proposed structure should be clearly explained before you make a decision.
This is How It Works
Call (424) 722-6416 or fill out the form below. Tell us about your property, existing mortgage, and current situation. This helps us understand what you're dealing with and what you're hoping to accomplish.
We'll review the property, financing, equity, and circumstances to determine whether there may be a purchase structure or other option worth discussing.
We'll explain any potential option and how it would work. You can review the proposed terms, ask questions, and decide whether moving forward makes sense for you.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is this different from listing with a real estate agent?
A traditional listing puts your property on the open market β which usually takes time, may require repairs or showings, and includes paying an agent commission. RealHomeRelief works with property owners directly, with no listing, no showings, and no commission, to explore purchase options that may fit situations where a traditional listing isn't practical or preferred.
Do I have to sell my property?
No. Requesting a property review doesn't commit you to anything. We'll walk through what may be possible for your situation, and you decide whether any of it makes sense.
Will this affect my credit?
Requesting a review has no impact on your credit. If a specific option involves your existing mortgage, we'll explain exactly how that could affect you before you agree to anything β including who remains responsible for the loan.
What if I'm behind on payments or have received a foreclosure notice?
That's exactly the kind of situation we help review. Timing matters in these cases β the sooner we understand your situation, the more options are likely to still be available to you.
What if I have little or no equity?
A traditional sale can be difficult with little equity once payoff and closing costs are factored in. That's part of why we look at alternative structures β some options don't require significant equity the way a conventional sale does.
What does "alternative purchase structure" actually mean?
Depending on your situation, this could involve keeping an existing mortgage in place as part of the transaction, seller financing, or another negotiated arrangement. Any proposed structure β including what happens to an existing loan β will be fully explained before you're asked to decide anything.
How long does the process take?
The initial property review is usually quick β most owners hear back within a few business days of submitting the form. From there, timelines vary depending on the property, financing situation, and which option fits. Some transactions can move in as little as one to two weeks, while others take longer depending on title work, documentation, and any applicable waiting periods. We'll give you a realistic timeframe specific to your situation once we've reviewed it.
What does the property review cost?
Nothing. There's no cost or obligation to request a review.
What if I'm not sure this is right for me?
That's fine β you don't need to know which option fits before reaching out. The review is designed to help figure that out together.
Find Out What May Be Possible
You don't need to decide what to do with your property before understanding your options.
No obligation to sell
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RealHomeRelief is not a lender, mortgage servicer, government agency, law firm, or foreclosure-prevention counselor. Information provided by RealHomeRelief is for general informational purposes and is not legal, tax, credit, or financial advice. Transactions involving existing financing or alternative purchase structures may involve significant risks and obligations. Property owners should carefully review any proposed agreement and consider obtaining independent legal, tax, and financial advice before proceeding.