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How it works

A closing built around your auction date

A traditional sale treats the calendar like a suggestion. We treat your sale date as a hard deadline and plan the whole transaction backwards from it.

1

Tell us about the property

Submit the address and your auction or sale date online, or just call. Within hours we've pulled comps, checked your county's foreclosure filings, and figured out how many usable days are actually left on the clock.

Same-day review
2

Written offer in 24 hours

You get an itemized cash offer: after-repair value, repair budget, resale costs, our margin, all on the page. We'll also walk through your alternatives so the decision is an informed one, not a pressured one.

The math is on the page
3

We close before the gavel

Our team orders the payoff from your lender, coordinates with whoever is handling the sale, and pushes title through on an expedited track. You get your equity at closing.

As few as 7 days
Day by day

What racing an auction actually looks like

Every file is a little different, but here's the shape of a real 10-day close:

D0
Day 0. First call

We scope the deadline

You tell us the address and the sale date. We verify the foreclosure status with county records that same day, and we tell you honestly whether the timeline can be closed.

D1
Day 1. Offer delivered

Written, itemized, no obligation

You get the number and the math behind it. Take a day, show it to family or an attorney. Just know that on tight files, every day you sit on it shrinks the closing margin.

D2
Days 2 to 3. Contract & title opened

The machine starts

The signed contract goes to a title company that knows pre-foreclosure closings. We order the payoff statement from your lender immediately, because it's usually the slowest item, so it goes first.

D4
Days 4 to 7. Clear to close

Liens found, negotiated, cleared

The title search surfaces every lien and judgment. We work through them in parallel rather than one at a time. If a postponement request makes sense as insurance, it gets filed now.

D8
Days 8 to 10. Closing & payoff

You get paid and the foreclosure dies

At closing, the title company wires the full payoff to your lender. The foreclosure gets cancelled because the debt is satisfied, and the remaining equity is wired to you. You move out on the date written in the contract, not one a stranger picks.

Be ready

What we'll ask you for

You don't need any of this to get an offer. The address is enough. But having these handy makes a fast close even faster:

  • Your most recent mortgage statement. It helps us estimate the payoff before the official one arrives.
  • Any foreclosure paperwork. Notice of Default, Notice of Trustee's Sale, a court summons, or letters from the lender's attorney.
  • Photo ID. The title company requires it at closing.
  • Anything about other liens. HOA dues, tax bills, judgments, solar loans. Surprises found late are the number one reason closings get missed, so tell us everything. Nothing disqualifies you. It just goes on the checklist.
The honest caveat: "as few as 7 days" is our fastest lane, not a promise. Payoff turnaround, lien surprises, and state rules can add days. That's exactly why calling at day 30 beats calling at day 10, and why we tell you on the first call, not the last one, if a deadline can't be met.

Start the clock on your side.

Free written offer in 24 hours. No fees, no obligation, no pressure.