United Foreclosure Relief provides no-cost foreclosure education and no-cost foreclosure consulting for homeowners facing a notice of default, foreclosure, or a public auction date. United Foreclosure Relief also provides the Fresh Start service to homeowners who want to take control of their foreclosure options.

Yes. No-Cost means there is no upfront fee or any fee of any kind when you speak with a United Foreclosure Relief specialist to receive foreclosure education and consulting.

No. United Foreclosure Relief is a foreclosure education and consulting company that also offers the Fresh Start service. United Foreclosure Relief is not a law firm, government agency, or real estate investor. United Foreclosure Relief provides foreclosure education, consulting, and the Fresh Start service.

We understand. Moving is the last thing anyone wants to do. If you have received a foreclosure notice or have a public auction date for the sale of your home, you will have to move out but won’t have any equity from the sale of your home. The good news is that the Fresh Start service gives you control of your situation, allowing you to list your home at market value and keep any remaining equity after the home is sold at market value. No foreclosure on your records and equity from the sale of your home? That’s a Fresh Start.

The Fresh Start service allows United Foreclosure Relief to work with homeowners by supporting them in their request for a foreclosure postponement from their lender. After a foreclosure is postponed, the homeowner and a listing agent of their choice can list the home for sale at market value, pay off the remaining mortgage, avoid foreclosure, and keep any remaining equity after the sale. While we’ll support the homeowner throughout the process, we cannot and will not guarantee that a foreclosure or trustee’s sale will be postponed, that a lender or lienholder will approve a request, or that the home will be sold.

The Fresh Start service is a $10,000 fee, paid through escrow when your home is sold. United Foreclosure Relief supports homeowners through the process by communicating with the homeowner’s mortgage lender or servicer as a third-party authorized by the homeowner, coordinating with licensed real estate professionals, title companies, and escrow officers involved in the sale, and providing general guidance and support to help keep the process moving forward.

We can’t offer any guarantees, but our goal is to support homeowners in working with their lenders to request a postponement of the foreclosure or auction date, giving the homeowner time to list the home for sale at market value and retain as much of the remaining proceeds from the sale as possible after the mortgage and other amounts owed are paid.

No. United Foreclosure Relief does not buy homes and is not a real estate investor. United Foreclosure Relief is not a law firm and will not provide legal advice. United Foreclosure Relief is not a licensed real estate broker and will not perform brokerage activities. A licensed real estate agent and broker in the state where the Property is located and being sold will conduct all listing and marketing services.

You choose the licensed real estate agent in your state. You choose this agent who lists and sells your home. United Foreclosure Relief cannot and will not ask, tell, or direct you to choose an agent.

When your home sells, the mortgage and other amounts owed at closing are paid from the sale proceeds. If any equity remains, it belongs to you. The Fresh Start service is designed to help you preserve as much of that equity as possible before foreclosure. United Foreclosure Relief cannot and will not guarantee or warrant that a foreclosure will be postponed, that any lender or lienholder will approve any request, or that the property will be sold. United Foreclosure Relief cannot and will not guarantee or warrant that there will be any remaining equity after the sale of a property, and clarifies explicitly that remaining equity means after all of the mortgage and other amounts owed on the property through the closing are paid from the sale proceeds; if there is any remaining equity, it will be paid as Net Proceeds to the homeowner through escrow. All express or implied warranties are disclaimed.