What we need
Your contact information and property address.
Begin with the best contact information and the property that needs assistance.
Your contact information and property address.
A guided intake that organizes your property information.
Review the process and gather your mortgage papers.
Understand the planning range, your responsibilities, and what the intake can and cannot do.
Your acknowledgment and prompt cooperation.
Several months is common, but every case is different.
Enter the borrower and mortgage information.
Copy names and loan information exactly as the mortgage statement shows them.
Exact borrower names, servicer, loan number, and ownership facts.
We compare the names with mortgage and title records.
Upload lender and foreclosure notices.
Help us identify urgent dates and the lender activity that is already in progress.
Every lender, trustee, court, and foreclosure notice.
We confirm reported dates before treating them as deadlines.
Describe your hardship and current finances.
Describe what changed, when it changed, and your current ability to afford the property.
The hardship event, start date, income, expenses, and prior assistance.
Supporting documents can be required for the financial review.
Report ownership, liens, and property facts.
Tell us about title, debt, occupancy, and property conditions before they delay the file.
All owners, debts, liens, occupancy facts, and major property problems.
Title research can reveal additional items that need attention.
Upload the documents for your situation.
Upload clear, complete documents for your income type and property situation.
Property, income, financial, and applicable legal documents.
The servicer can request different or updated documents.
Review and submit the complete intake.
Check every answer, document, and urgent date before you send the intake for review.
Accurate answers, complete uploads, and your final certification.
We review the file and identify missing or urgent items.
Receive confirmation and wait for the next required action.