AcQuity Investments - Primary Solutions Group - Common Questions for People in Foreclosure

Make the payments - Your best option of course is to bring your mortgage current by paying back payments (arrears) due and any interest or fees assessed. If you are only behind a payment or two, talk to your lender. They will help you set up a payment plan to get caught up, save your home and save your credit.

Sell your home - If you have suffered a life altering occurrence (job loss, injury, divorce, death of spouse, etc) and cannot make payments, list your home with a local Realtor® and try to sell it. AcQuity has licensed Realtors® on our staff that will take care of all of the details. Simply contact us for a FREE property evaluation. It is important that you make this call early in your foreclosure process.
Work with AcQuity Investments: - AcQuity Investments will work with your bank and buy your home directly. If we buy your home OUR SERVICES ARE FREE.
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What is a Short Sale?

A short sale is when your lender or lender(s) agree to accept an amount lower than what you owe to pay off your home. If you owe more than the house is worth and need to sell NOW a short sale may be your best option. Homeowners that qualify:

Have a second or even third mortgage
Are behind on payments
Have proven financial hardship
Want to avoid foreclosure/bankruptcy
Want to get a Fresh Start

If you meet the above criteria, you are a good candidate for a short sale. It does require you to vacate the home, but it will prevent further credit damage, stop foreclosure and allow you to move forward with your life. AcQuity will even help you get settled in another affordable home of your choosing, quickly and discretely. Contact us today for a free consultation. Learn more about Short Sales>>

How does this work?

It's a fairly simple process. You fill out our confidential analysis form, forwarding some basic information about your property. We will quickly work to analyze the situation & provide you with a no cost solution within 24 hours. You are never obligated to accept any offer or solution, and all information is kept strictly confidential.
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What if my house is listed with a real estate agent?

We work with Real Estate Agents everyday. We not only take care of the issues associated with the house, we also cover the Realtor's® commission. With our processes, everyone wins. Have your Realtor® contact us today.
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Do you only buy single-family houses?

We currently specialize in assisting owners of single- and multi-family homes throughout the US.
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How much do you charge?

If AcQuity is buying your property there are no fees associated with our short sale services. If we are only providing loan modification assistance, bank negotiation assistance or loss mitigation services to homeowners or real estate professionals there is a flat-rate case fee that applies.
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If I fill out the online analysis form, am I obligated to do anything?

There is never any obligation for you to accept our offer or solutions. The only time you would be obligated to anything is if you enter into a contractual agreement with us, just as with any other real estate transaction. Please note that if AcQuity is not buying your home and you entered into a "for fee" agreement, payment may be due whether or not you accept the solution. Loss Mitigation Clients, Loan Modification Clients and Lender Negotiation Clients, please review your contract carefully.
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Where does my information go when I fill out the analysis form?

Your information is only provided to AcQuity Investments. We then quickly analyze the details and determine which options will provide a win-win solution for your specific situation. All personal details are kept strictly confidential and are not shared with any parties without your permission.
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What if my house is in need of repairs?

We are investors who also handle rehabs & restorations, so it's unnecessary for you to take the time to work on your house. We'll take care of any needed repairs.
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