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Behind on Payments?
You Still Have Options.

Missing mortgage payments doesn't make you a bad person — it makes you human. Before this becomes a foreclosure that follows you for years, a private cash sale may let you exit on your terms, help limit further damage to your credit, and possibly walk away with money.

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Find Out What Your Options Are

No obligation. Scott will call you privately to explain exactly what he can do for your situation.

Your information is never sold or shared. Ever.

There's No Shame in This. And You're Not Out of Options Yet.

Missing a mortgage payment — or several — is one of the most anxiety-inducing situations a homeowner can face. The shame spiral is real: you don't want to tell your family, you're afraid to open the mail, and you're not sure if you've already passed the point of no return.

You almost certainly haven't. In Arizona, the foreclosure process takes time — and there's usually a window where a voluntary sale can still happen. That window protects your credit, your dignity, and potentially your equity.

Scott doesn't judge how you got here. He talks to people in this situation regularly, and his only goal is to give you an honest picture of your options and a fair offer if selling is the right path.

The Real Cost of Waiting vs. Selling Now

Every month that passes while you're behind narrows your options and increases the damage. Here's what the difference typically looks like:

Factor Selling Now (Cash Sale) Waiting / Foreclosure
Credit impact Minimal — voluntary sale Severe — 7 years on your report
Equity recovered You keep remaining equity Bank keeps it; often nothing left
Monthly costs stopping Stops at closing Continues accruing during foreclosure
Public record Private sale — not on MLS Public foreclosure filing
Future home purchase Possible within 2–3 years Typically 5–7 years to qualify again
Stress & uncertainty Resolved quickly, certainty restored Months of dread, notices, and court

A Private Path Out That Protects You

This conversation stays completely private

Scott doesn't share your information with anyone. No neighbors find out. No public listing. This is a direct, private transaction handled with complete discretion.

A sale may stop the foreclosure clock

If there's enough time and equity, a cash sale can pay off your mortgage balance before the bank takes over — stopping the foreclosure process entirely and preserving your credit history.

You may walk away with cash — even now

If your home has equity (worth more than you owe), a cash sale can pay off the loan and put remaining funds in your pocket. Many homeowners are surprised how much they recover.

No repairs, no cleaning, no commissions

Sell it exactly as-is. No 6% agent commission taken from your proceeds. No repair expenses. What Scott offers is what you receive at closing.

"People who call me in this situation are usually embarrassed — and they shouldn't be. Life happens. What matters is that you're taking action before it gets worse. I'll give you an honest answer about what I can offer, explain exactly how it protects you, and if it's not the right fit, I'll tell you that too. No pressure. Just real help."

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Scott Durham
Licensed Arizona Agent · 20+ Years in Arizona · (775) 351-9361

What a Homeowner Said

★★★★★

"I was four months behind and too ashamed to tell anyone. I finally called Scott because I didn't know what else to do. He didn't make me feel judged — not even once. He explained the timeline clearly, told me exactly what he could offer and why, and we closed before my bank could file anything. I got a check at closing that covered what I owed and gave me enough to start over. I wish I'd called him sooner."

Name Withheld by Request — Phoenix, AZ
Behind on payments · Sale completed before foreclosure filing

Behind on Payments FAQ

Usually not — but timing matters. Arizona's foreclosure process has specific legal steps before a trustee sale can happen. There is often still a window for a voluntary sale even several months into missed payments. Call Scott to discuss your specific situation — don't assume it's too late until you've talked to someone.
A voluntary sale has significantly less credit impact than a completed foreclosure. A foreclosure typically stays on your credit report for 7 years and can drop your score by 100–160 points. A voluntary sale — even a short sale — is treated differently by credit bureaus and lenders.
That's called being "underwater" or having negative equity. In that case, a short sale may be an option — where the lender agrees to accept less than what's owed. Scott can discuss whether that applies to your situation and refer you to the right resources. It's worth understanding all your options before deciding.
Yes, completely. Scott does not share your information with anyone — not your lender, not your neighbors, not anyone. The transaction is a private sale, not a public listing. Your situation stays between you and Scott.
If your home is worth more than what you owe (including missed payments and fees), you can walk away with the difference. Many homeowners have built up equity over the past several years even without realizing it. The cash sale pays off the loan first, and remaining proceeds go to you.
Not necessarily for a standard sale, but it can be helpful depending on your situation. If a short sale or lien negotiation is involved, working with a real estate attorney is advisable. Scott can point you toward appropriate local Arizona resources if needed.

Take Back Control — Talk to Scott Today

One private, no-pressure phone call. Find out exactly where you stand and what your options are before the bank decides for you.

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