Foreclosure Options Review
Facing Foreclosure?
Understand Your Options Before Making a Decision That Could Cost You Thousands.
Whether you've missed a payment, received a Notice of Default, or already have a foreclosure sale date, you may still have options—but time matters.
What happens during your consultation?
The longer you wait the less options you have. We help you to better understand the options that may be available to you.
Get clear on your goals
Tell us what's happening with your property and your goals. We'll start by listening to your story and learning about your goals.
Together, we'll discuss:
- Your current mortgage situation
- Where you are in the foreclosure process
- What's most important to you (keeping your home, protecting your equity, selling, or simply understanding your options)
"The first step is understanding your situation."
Understand the options available
We'll review the key details of your situation and help you understand the options that may be available based on your circumstances.
Topics may include:
- Your foreclosure timeline
- Your estimated equity
- Possible foreclosure alternatives
- Questions to ask your mortgage servicer
- Common mistakes to avoid
"Our goal is to help you make an informed decision—not a rushed one."
Knowledge reduces fear
By the end of your consultation, you'll have a better understanding of your situation and practical next steps to consider.
You'll leave with:
- A clearer understanding of your options
- A personalized action plan
- Helpful resources and educational materials
- Greater confidence about what to do next
"Knowledge reduces fear. Understanding your options is the first step toward taking control."
Work with Alicia
Happy Homeowners
Foreclosures Stopped
Happy Lenders
Home Values Saved
You Have Choices
Don't Make a Permanent Decision Based on Temporary Fear. Many homeowners believe foreclosure means they have no choices. In reality, there may be options worth exploring. These can include working with your lender, selling the property, or other alternatives. The earlier you act, the more options you may have.
Homeowner
Veronica J
You made me feel totally at ease, a weight was lifted off my shoulders and I am extremely grateful. I was worried about not being able to make my house payments and you gave me really good advice and ultimately helped me to get out of the nightmare.
Homeowner
Maureen R
Alicia helped me to save my house in Texas from going into foreclosure. I received the tools to work with lender and as a result I was able to keep my home with affordable payments.
Investor
James P
I was able to buy this home during Covid for a great deal. As a result another homeowner didn't have to go to foreclosure and I got a great deal. Thanks Alicia!
Why Homeowners Trust Alicia Cox
For more than 20 years, Alicia Cox has worked in real estate and creative financing, helping homeowners and investors navigate challenging property situations.
As a California real estate broker, educator, and author, Alicia's goal is to provide clear information so homeowners can make informed decisions—not panic-driven ones.
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There are other options
If you're facing foreclosure and can no longer afford your home, you may qualify for a short sale—even if you don’t think you can (or haven’t been able to) sell your home.
Every Day You Wait Limits Your Options
Book Your Complimentary Foreclosure Options Review Today
Frequently Asked Questions
stay in communication with the mortgage servicer, and understand your available options before deadlines pass.
Yes. There is no cost for the initial Foreclosure Options Review.
No. In fact, the earlier you seek information, the more options you may have.
No. Every situation is unique. The purpose of the consultation is to review your circumstances and discuss the options that may be available.
If selling is one of the options you decide to explore, we can discuss that process during the consultation.
No. This consultation is designed to help you better understand your situation and the options that may be available. Every homeowner's circumstances are different, and the decision about what to do next is always yours.
