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A practical path through complex property situations.

Private capital and real estate purchase options for property owners facing a deadline, a financial setback, or a change in plans.

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Residential Capital, LLC

More than one way forward.

Every property comes with its own obligations, opportunities, and timeline. We review the situation first, then discuss whether private financing or a purchase may provide a workable next step.

01 / MORTGAGE ARREARS

Mortgage reinstatement reviews

Explore whether available property equity may support private financing to address past-due mortgage payments. Confirm all foreclosure deadlines directly with your servicer, trustee, or attorney.

02 / PROPERTY OBLIGATIONS

Tax lien payoff reviews

Discuss property tax balances and recorded liens as part of a review of the property, title, available equity, and potential repayment plan.

03 / COMPLEX CIRCUMSTANCES

Bankruptcy-related payoff reviews

Discuss property-related payoff needs with your existing attorney involved. Any proposed transaction remains subject to applicable court requirements and written terms.

04 / REAL ESTATE ACQUISITIONS

Cash purchase opportunities

If selling is the direction you prefer, ask about a property purchase review. Compare a written offer, costs, and closing terms against the other options available to you.

How we work

Understand the situation.
Build the next step.

01

Start with a conversation

Tell us where the property is, what you need to accomplish, and any dates that matter.

02

Review the property

We consider property value, mortgage and lien balances, timing, and the details of your situation.

03

Evaluate written terms

If there is a potential fit, review the proposed structure, costs, obligations, and next steps before deciding.

For homeowners who want to stay

Our Keep Your Home resources.

For mortgage-arrears information and a homeowner inquiry, visit the relevant state website. Initial reviews through Keep Your Home require at least $100,000 in estimated equity; other eligibility considerations apply.

Let’s talk property

Start with the details.
We’ll take it from there.

Email Scott DuVall with the property location, a brief description of your goal, and any relevant deadline. Please do not email Social Security numbers, account numbers, or sensitive documents in your initial message.

scott@residentialcapital.net

Email Scott

This button opens your email application. For the homeowner intake form, use the appropriate Keep Your Home state website above.