Save Your Home Program

Helping Homeowners Fight Back and Keep Their Homes.

If you're behind on your mortgage, overwhelmed by debt, or facing the threat of foreclosure,  you're not alone.
At Home Retention Group, we help families just like yours fight back, protect their rights, and stay in their homes.

There are real solutions available to avoid foreclosure, and the sooner you act, the stronger your options become.

HOW CAN WE HELP YOU 

 Get Current and Stay in Your Home (Mortgage Reinstatement Assistance)

If you’ve fallen behind, we can work with your lender to catch up on missed payments and reinstate your loan — allowing you to stay in your home and move forward without the constant fear of foreclosure.
We help negotiate directly with your bank to bring your loan current under fair, manageable terms — so you can breathe again and rebuild without losing everything.

Lower Your Mortgage Balance  (Principal Reduction Program)

If you owe more than your home is worth, you may qualify for principal reduction programs that lower your loan balance — making your mortgage more affordable and giving you a chance to build equity again.
Instead of being trapped in a home with negative value, you can start fresh — owing less and owning more.

Sell Before Foreclosure   (Short Sale Assistance)

If keeping your home isn’t possible, a short sale lets you sell the property before the bank forecloses, protecting your credit and helping you move on with dignity.
In many cases, the lender will forgive the difference between what you owe and what the home sells for. Meaning you walk away free with no debt owed.
You protect your credit, owe nothing, and put yourself in a position to buy a home again in the future.

Many lenders even offer financial relocation assistance — cash to help you make your next move

Fight Back the Right Way (Foreclosure Defense)

Lenders make mistakes — and when they do, you have powerful rights.
We uncover issues like missing documents, mistakes in how your loan was transferred between lenders (improper assignments), documents signed without proper review (known as robo-signing), illegal fees, and RESPA violationsthat could weaken or even block the bank’s ability to foreclose.

In some cases, these errors may lead to stronger defenses, better settlement options, or even quiet title actions that protect your home.
While no outcome is guaranteed, understanding your rights could open more doors than you think.

Do you need help saving your home?

Contact us today for a personalized financial evaluation and to start the negotiation process with your lenders.