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If you've received a notice of default or a trustee's sale date, you are not out of time — but the timeline is running. A cash sale is one of the few ways to settle the loan, protect what equity you have left, and walk away without a foreclosure on your record.
In Nevada, the foreclosure process moves quickly once a notice of default is recorded. Reinstating the loan means paying everything owed plus fees in one lump sum, and a loan modification or short sale can take weeks you may not have. Many Las Vegas homeowners only find out how little time is left when the trustee's sale notice is posted on the door.
Because we buy with our own funds rather than a bank loan, there is no appraisal, no loan underwriting and no buyer financing to fall through. That means we can often close in a couple of weeks — sometimes faster when a sale date is close. The sale proceeds pay off the loan and any recorded liens, and the remaining equity goes to you at closing.
A foreclosure can stay on your credit report for years, while a completed sale generally does not carry the same weight. We can't give legal or tax advice, and every situation is different — if you're unsure whether selling makes sense, talk to a Nevada attorney or a HUD-approved housing counselor before you decide. We are glad to explain the numbers so you can compare your options honestly.
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Sellers often find they're dealing with more than one of these at the same time. We can handle the whole picture.
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