Sell Before the Auction

How it works

• We review your situation, your timeline, and what you owe.
• You receive a clear cash offer for the home as-is — no repairs, cleaning, or showings.
• A title company confirms the payoff with your lender.
• You choose a closing date that works before the auction.

Why it can make sense

A completed sale is generally far easier on your credit than a foreclosure judgment, and you keep control of when and how you move.

If the home is worth more than you owe, that difference is yours. At auction, much of it can be lost to fees, costs, and below-market bids.

Timing matters

In Florida, a sale can usually close any time before the clerk's foreclosure sale. Cash closings can often happen in a couple of weeks once title is clear, but every file is different, so earlier is always better.

Is this right for you?

This path fits homeowners who have equity, need certainty, or simply want to stop the stress and start fresh. If you owe more than the home is worth, a short sale may fit better.