In Florida, foreclosure isn’t just a missed payment — it’s a legal process. Once it starts, you’re no longer in control of the timeline… unless you act fast.
Foreclosure means the lender is suing to take back the property. If nothing stops the process, the home will be auctioned off at the county courthouse — often at a loss to you.
That means no equity, no control, and no peace.
But here’s the truth most people don’t hear: you can still sell your home during foreclosure. And with the right team behind you, it’s faster, cleaner, and more profitable than letting the courts decide your future.
Most Florida homeowners don’t realize how fast foreclosure moves — or how many chances they still have to stop it. Here’s what the typical timeline looks like:
Stage | What Happens |
---|---|
Missed Mortgage Payment | The clock starts. Lender begins tracking delinquency. |
90 Days Past Due | Lender sends Notice of Default. Legal process may begin. |
Lis Pendens Filed | Lawsuit officially begins. Public record shows foreclosure. |
Court Proceedings | Judge reviews case. Homeowner may get a mediation date. |
Auction Date Scheduled | If no action is taken, the court sets a public auction date. |
House Sold at Auction | Equity gone. House lost. Judgment may still follow. |
The good news? You can sell your home at any stage — up until the auction completes. But the earlier you act, the more money and control you keep.
Yes — in Florida, you can legally sell your home any time before the foreclosure auction takes place. The court process does not remove your ownership rights until the gavel hits.
Even if the lender has filed a lawsuit, even if the home is listed on the county auction site, you still have the legal power to sell and walk away with your equity — as long as you act fast.
What stops most homeowners?
But the law is clear: You can sell. The court allows it. And if you find a buyer who knows how to close fast, the foreclosure stops immediately.
Most homeowners don’t plan to lose their house — they just wait too long to make a move. And when that happens, the cost isn’t just financial… it’s emotional, too.
Here’s what usually happens when foreclosure goes all the way:
The good news? You still have time to write a better ending. You still own your house. You still have equity. And you still have the legal right to sell.
When other buyers back away from foreclosure cases, The Alpha Order steps in with speed, strategy, and zero judgment.
We help Florida homeowners stop foreclosure and walk away with their equity — sometimes just days before the auction date.
Here’s how it works:
You don’t need perfect paperwork. You don’t need to fix anything. And you don’t have to explain your story. We’ve seen it all — and we’re here to help.
If you’re weeks or even days away from auction, it’s not too late. But now is the moment to act.
Sandra P., a retired schoolteacher in Gainesville, Florida, was facing foreclosure after falling behind on her mortgage during a tough season.
Her lender had filed court papers, and the auction date was already scheduled. She thought she had no way out — until she found The Alpha Order.
Within 24 hours, we evaluated the property and made her a fair cash offer. We contacted her attorney, stopped the auction, and closed in just 9 days.
Sandra walked away with $18,000 in equity — and a fresh start without stress, court, or chaos.
This is what we do. This is what you deserve.
If you’re in foreclosure, it may feel like you’ve run out of time or options — but that’s a lie. As long as the auction hasn’t happened, you still own your home, your equity, and your legal right to sell.
The Alpha Order exists to protect families like yours. We buy houses fast, work with the courts, stop auctions, and help you walk away with peace — not debt.
Call now at (352) 668-9177
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You’ll get a real offer in 24 hours. It’s confidential, fast, and pressure-free.
This is your moment to reclaim control — before the court takes it away. Let’s walk through this, together.