Three days before auction
“I had a notice of sale and 72 hours. They closed in time and I walked away with $43k I would have lost.”
California foreclosure timelines are tight. Once a Notice of Default is recorded, sellers typically have less than 120 days before a Notice of Trustee's Sale, then 21 more before auction. We have closed multiple deals in under 7 days for sellers facing imminent auction. A pre-auction cash sale stops the foreclosure cold and protects what credit you have left.
We are actively writing California foreclosure procedural guides covering Notice of Default timelines, trustee's sale calendars, and short-sale alternatives. In the meantime our broader guide library covers adjacent procedural topics.
Each story below is a real California closing — verifiable by HUD-1 settlement statement, with the seller's name, sale price, and days-to-close on record. No stock photography, no synthetic testimonials.
Names, photos, and net proceeds — not stock photography. Every closing has a copy of the HUD-1 on file.