Serving the Greater DFW Area Since 2006972-564-2316

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Pre-Foreclosure & Distressed Property Solutions

When payments, property condition or a difficult deadline create uncertainty, the first step is understanding the numbers and the time available. We help evaluate whether a sale is a workable option.

Request a Market Evaluation

Begin with the facts

Being behind on payments does not tell the whole story. Property value, loan payoff, selling costs, condition, occupancy and the foreclosure timeline all affect what may be possible. We help organize the real estate side of that review without promising a particular outcome.

  • Estimated current market value and a realistic marketing period.
  • A lender-provided payoff and any other known liens or obligations.
  • Estimated equity after selling and preparation costs.
  • Condition, access and buyer financing considerations.
  • Any scheduled sale date or other time-sensitive notice.

Compare the available disposition strategies

If there is sufficient time and equity, a market sale may deserve consideration. An as-is listing or investor offer may reduce preparation, but price and contract certainty still need careful review. Where proceeds may fall short of the debt, a short-sale discussion may be appropriate; lender approval is required and is not assured.

Keep the right professionals involved

Contact your lender or servicer about the status of your account and any available assistance. Legal rights, foreclosure notices, bankruptcy and tax consequences require advice from qualified professionals. If a sale date is approaching, do not rely on a website inquiry as an emergency response.

Choose based on a realistic timeline

We can discuss whether the proposed sale path fits the known deadlines and what information is still missing. Marketing a property or receiving an offer does not, by itself, suspend a lender’s action. We will be clear when a sale cannot be counted on to resolve the situation.

Questions you may have

Can Malone stop a foreclosure?

We cannot promise to prevent or stop foreclosure. We can assess a possible property sale while you work with your lender and qualified legal counsel.

What if I owe more than the property may sell for?

A short sale may be worth discussing, but the lender must agree. Legal, credit and tax implications should be reviewed with the appropriate professionals.

Should I wait until I have a formal payoff?

You can contact us with an estimate. A current lender payoff and verified deadlines will be needed before relying on a sale analysis.

Malone does not provide legal, bankruptcy or tax advice. No foreclosure-prevention outcome is promised. For urgent deadlines, contact your lender and attorney directly.

A CLEAR NEXT STEP

Need to sell your property? We can help.

You don’t have to figure everything out before you call. We help property owners in Forney, Terrell and the Greater DFW area understand their selling options. Tell us what you’re facing, and we’ll help you decide where to start.

  • Understand what your property could sell for
  • Compare listing your property with cash and as-is sale options
  • Get help planning for repairs, belongings and your timeline

Not sure where to start? Call us.
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We’ll review the property and discuss its condition, recent comparable sales and your goals before preparing a market evaluation. This is not an instant valuation or appraisal.

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Every property has a story. Let’s talk about yours.

A conversation is a good place to start. Tell us what you’re working through, and we’ll help you understand the next step.

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