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7) What should I do if I'm feeling lost and overwhelmed?

Things will get better, you have to realize this is just one tough patch in your life. Tens of thousands of owners have gone through the same and gotten through it and you will also. Don't try to get rid of this problem on your own, a distressed property professional, such as our team, should be with you by your side.

8) When will I receive the proceeds from the sale of my home?

This will take place when the house is closed in escrow at the Title Company or the attorney's office.

9) How do your determine the final sales price?

Our field consultant will sit down with you and go over our top buying formula in a simple and easy to understand manner. Together, you will both fill out the offer sheet so that you can see how we arrived at the generous offering price for your home.

10) What if I am behind on my mortgage payments?

The closing agent will just order a total payoff from your lender(s) and then they can use the proceeds from the sale to take care of any outstanding back payments. Even if you're in foreclosure, we can still help. The sooner you start the home selling process with us, the better the end result will e for you. Call us today at (706)-622-6744 or fill out the short form in the links ton any of the pages.

11) I live out of state, will I have to fly back to close the home's sale?

Fortunately, there are companies like FedEx and USPS. Our closing agents do not require you to be physically present to sell your home. All you will need to do is to sign a few forms in front of a notary for a few minutes. Then send the notarized papers in a pre-paid envelope and drop it off at any FedEx or post office. We will make it quite painless for you to sell your house to us.

12) I'm currently in foreclosure with a near auction date, can you close quickly to stop it?

Yes and time is of the utmost importance. We need every bit of time to stop a foreclosure. Also, the longer you wait to sell your house, the less we may be able to pay for your home. Simply put, the longer you wait, the more attorney's fees will dramatically increase.