A Notice of Default or foreclosure notice does not mean you have lost your home. California law gives you real time and real options. As licensed real estate professionals, we can move fast, protect your equity, and help you avoid a public auction on your record.
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Most homeowners do not know that California gives you significant time to act after a Notice of Default. Here is what the typical timeline looks like.
The short version: You have at least 111 days from the recording of a Notice of Default before your home can be sold at auction. In practice it is often longer. That is enough time to sell, negotiate, or refinance, but only if you act now.
Depending on how much equity you have and how much time is left, one of these will likely be the right fit.
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