Foreclosure moves quickly. Once the process starts, there isn't much time to decide what to do. Listing with an agent takes months: cleaning the house, fixing it up, scheduling showings, and then waiting on a buyer's loan to close. Most people in foreclosure don't have that time.

That's where selling directly to Carolina Home Relief makes sense. We buy houses as-is. You don't need to repair anything, clear out belongings, or let dozens of strangers walk through. You don't pay commissions or closing costs. Once we agree on a price, the sale is certain, and closing can happen in as little as ten days. For many homeowners, that speed is the difference between selling and stopping the foreclosure, or losing the house altogether.

Here's a simple example. Suppose your house could sell for $180,000 if you listed it, but you are already a few payments behind. An agent will tell you it needs about $10,000 in updates before it's ready, plus you'll pay around $10,800 in commissions and $3,600 in other costs. Best case, after several months of work and waiting, you might walk away with $144,000 to $146,000. If you sell to us instead, we might offer around $115,000. Yes, that's less money, but it's guaranteed, it happens fast, and it avoids the risk of foreclosure hitting your record. For many people in this position, that trade-off is worth it.

If you're facing foreclosure, fill out the short form below. We'll walk you through the numbers for your house and help you decide whether a quick, certain sale is the right option for you.