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Foreclosure is a process with a long runway — notices, grace periods, court dates — and almost every step on that runway is a place where you can still stop it. The single biggest mistake is going silent: lenders and courts are far more willing to work with a borrower who shows up with a plan. This guide maps the foreclosure timeline and gives you the exact sequence — hardship call, modification request, counselling, legal aid — that keeps a roof over your head through the worst year of your finances.
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Typically 90-180 days after the first missed payment, depending on your state or country — but the process starts with letters, not courts.
Yes — right up to the sale date in most places, a modification, repayment plan or short sale can still stop it. Never skip the court date.
Usually yes for your credit and your peace of mind — a short sale settles the debt for less than owed and the damage to your file is smaller.
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