START HERE: How to Avoid Foreclosure in California

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I created this video to walk you through the California foreclosure process, important timelines, and options that may help you avoid foreclosure.

In this video you'll learn:


✓ How the California foreclosure process works
✓ Important foreclosure timelines
✓ Options that may help you keep your home
✓ Selling before foreclosure
✓ Short sale and deed-in-lieu options
✓ California homeowner protections



Foreclosure can feel overwhelming, and understanding your rights and alternatives can make all the difference. This page is designed to provide you with the tools and information you need to take control of your situation.


What’s New in California Law?
Did you know that new protections under California law, effective January 1, 2025, could give you the time and flexibility you need to find a solution?


Here’s how Assembly Bill 2424 can help:

• 45-Day Extension with a Listing Agreement: By working with a real estate professional like me to list your home, you can delay a foreclosure sale by 45 days.
• 45-Day Extension with a Purchase Agreement: Securing a buyer and submitting a purchase agreement could extend this timeline by an additional 45 days.


VIEW Assembly Bill 2424

 
Explore the Resource Hub
Take a closer look at our comprehensive tools and guides, including:

• A step-by-step Foreclosure Timeline to help you understand the process.
Guidance on Notices of Default (NOD) and Notices of Trustee’s Sale (NOT).
• Strategies for avoiding scams and protecting yourself.


You don’t have to face this alone. Explore these resources and feel empowered to take the next step toward protecting your home.


Not Sure What Your Next Step Should Be?

Every situation is different. Tell me a little about what's happening, and we can talk through where you are and what options may be available.

Disclaimer: This page is for general informational purposes only and is not intended as legal, tax, or financial advice. For advice specific to your situation, please consult a qualified attorney, tax professional, or financial advisor. This is not a solicitation if your property is currently listed with another real estate professional or if you are already working with a licensed real estate agent.