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It Will Only Take a Few minutes of Your Time to Complete Your “Put Me on Home Buy List.”
Joining a VIP “home Buying List” provides exclusive, early access to new construction, off – market, or newly listed homes, often allowing you to see properties and submit offers before the general public. These programs are designed to give buyers a competitive advantage in tight market through instant alerts and priority access.
There are many great opportunities for first time home buyers, but there is no need to “speed up” the house buying process. When you are ready to move forward and are comfortable with our house purchasing process, we will be here ready to assist. Investing in “pre-won, foreclosure properties” is the Ross Real Estate Group specialty, but assisting first time home buyers with building their American dream of homeownership is our passion.

Instant Dream of Homeownership Come True
Owner financing (or seller financing) allows buyers to purchase property directly from the seller, skipping traditional banks, appraisals, and credit checks. The seller acts as the bank, accepting a down payment – often much lower – and receiving monthly installment payments, usually at higher interest rates. This method offers faster closings and flexible, negotiated terms.

You Can Become the Next Happy Homeowner, But You Will Have a Short Specific Period of time to get everything done.
"Limited time" refers to a short, specific period, often used in marketing to indicate a deadline after which an offer, opportunity, or item is no longer available. It implies a restricted, temporary, or finite duration, designed to encourage quick action due to a looming expiration date.
"Limited time only" is a marketing phrase indicating that a house buying process is a “speed up” process due the pending foreclosure, designed to create urgency and encourage immediate purchase. It signifies a defined end date, often used close on buying the house quickly.

The Banks Gave Us Only A 30 Day Postponement of Foreclosure Sale in Order To “Sale and Close” On the Property.
A bank or lender can absolutely grant a 30-day (or longer) postponement of a foreclosure sale, particularly if you are actively working with them on a resolution, such as a loan modification or short sale.
How long can you delay a foreclosure?
Foreclosure usually begins 90 days after the last payment. After 120 days, the lender must issue you a notice of intent to sell. They will sell the home at a public auction. So long as the deed has not been transferred to someone else, you can stop the foreclosure at any time, including the date of the auction.
