Foreclosure Help in Corpus Christi

Texas is a non-judicial foreclosure state, which is part of why foreclosures here happen so much faster than in California, Florida, or New York. The lender does not have to sue you. After the Notice of Default and Notice of Sale, your house can be sold at the Nueces County Courthouse on the first Tuesday of the month — sometimes within six weeks of the notice being mailed.

The good news is that the same speed that makes a Texas foreclosure feel scary also makes a fast cash sale uniquely effective. We can request payoff figures, write a contract, open title, and close before the auction in a way that no traditional MLS sale or loan modification can.

Foreclosure guides for Corpus Christi homeowners

How our foreclosure process works

The first call is free and there is no pressure. We listen to your situation — how far behind the loan is, what the lender has said, whether a sale date is on the calendar — and we tell you honestly whether a cash sale is the right move or whether you should pursue a loan modification, forbearance, or refinance first. If a cash sale makes sense, we can have a written offer in front of you within 24 hours and close in time to beat the auction.

Coastal Bend foreclosure auctions

Corpus Christi foreclosure sales happen at the Nueces County Courthouse on Leopard Street on the first Tuesday of each month. San Patricio County auctions are held in Sinton. We know the schedule and back-time closings accordingly.