Stop Michigan Foreclosure

Next Move – Nursing Home!

We recently moved our office because out landlord was selling the building. It was not our choice to move, but he left us with no options since we weren’t willing to stay and pay higher rent. It was a lot of work not only to do the physical move, but to find a new place and coordinate everything that had to happen to move a business with minimal down time. I also think we picked the hottest, most humid day of the year to move! I am happy to say, we got it done. At some point during the day, Emily (who had just moved her personal residences recently) said “I’m never moving again till they move me into a nursing home”

You may share these sentiments about moving. We find that a lot of distressed sellers facing a Michigan foreclosure don’t want to move. They might not know where they will move to, or not want to uproot their children, or have sentimental attachments to the house or not want to go through the pain of moving or many other reasons. It may not be their choice to move. Yet, if you can no longer make the house payments because your income has been cut due to a job loss, divorce, death, disability or some other financial hardship, eventually you need to face the reality that you just can’t stay where you are at either. After all, eventually, the bank will kick you out.

We may not be able to help with the physical aspects of moving but we can help you make a fresh start. We have options to try to salvage your credit and get you back on your feet quicker. We can reduce your stress by answering your questions about timing and options and we will deal with your lender so that you have less to deal with. Give Emily a call and discuss your situation with her. She will listen, make suggestions, and advise. She will never charge you anything or put you in a worse situation and she keeps everything confidential. Let Emily help you move on to better times.

Ann