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Behind on payments? Ohio's foreclosure process is judicial — which means you have more time than you think. We buy houses for cash across Montgomery, Greene, Miami, and Warren counties and can close before your sheriff's sale date.

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How We Stopped Sarah's Foreclosure in Kettering — 60-Day Rent-Back Included

Sarah was already on the sheriff's auction list when she found us online. An all-cash offer stopped the foreclosure — and we used part of her equity to give her a free 60-day rent-back so she and her son could find their next home without scrambling.

Behind on payments anywhere in Montgomery, Greene, Miami, or Warren County? Call before your sheriff's sale date — we close in as little as 7 days. Watch on YouTube

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What is up, guys? It's Mike Wall with the EZ Sell Home Buying Team. We're Dayton's largest, most trusted local home buyer — and yes, we're local, right here in Dayton. If you need to sell a house fast and you don't want to pay expensive realtor fees or make costly repairs, give us a call at (937) 598-2274 or visit us online at ezsellhomebuyers.com.

I'm excited to show you the inside of this property today in Kettering, Ohio, and the transformation we've made. It's right here on the line between Kettering and Moraine. Let's go inside.

We're inside the new listing on Utica Avenue in Kettering. Before I show you around, I want to tell you about our seller, Sarah. She found us online, filled out a form, and I called her. Sarah was actually in the middle of a foreclosure process — already on the sheriff's auction list. They were getting ready to foreclose on this house.

We made Sarah an all-cash offer. We stopped the foreclosure. We closed on the house, gave her the cash — and she was actually able to stay here for an extra two months. We used some of her equity as a free rent-back so she could stay, get her affairs in order, and find another place to rent. We took possession 60 days later. Sarah's now moved out and found a wonderful new place for her and her son.

I tell you that because everyone has a different and unique story. If you're considering the cash buyer route, never discount yourself — we're so flexible. There are many different ways we can help homeowners like you if you're thinking about selling. But let me stop talking and show you the property.

We've painted the entire interior. We put down all new luxury vinyl plank flooring — if you've been following our videos, you know we love using this floor. This house is actually going to be a rental for us. We like the area, it can cash flow, and we want to hold on to it as an asset.

We've got an all-new kitchen — stainless steel appliances, new cabinets, new countertops — and the new flooring runs continuously throughout the property. We do that because tenants wear out carpet very quickly and it's expensive to replace over and over. This flooring holds up really well.

In the bathroom, we did an all-new tile surround with a marble-style finish, glass block windows for privacy, a new vanity, new toilet, new mirror, and new lighting. This is a three-bedroom house — bedroom one to the right, bedroom two, and the largest, bedroom three.

The house has a fenced-in backyard. You guys don't know — this yard was absolutely horrendous before, it had been let go. It now looks pretty good. Outside, we put on a new AC unit. The roof was a complete tear-off — the decking was rotted — so we put on a brand new roof.

This is going to make a great rental property for somebody. If you need to sell a house fast and you're anywhere in the Dayton area, we buy houses in Dayton. Visit us online at ezsellhomebuyers.com or call (937) 598-2274. Thanks for watching.

You Have Two Honest Options. We Can Help With Both.

Mike Wall is co-owner of EZ Sell Homebuyers and a licensed Ohio REALTOR® (License #2001023573, EXP Realty). When foreclosure is on the calendar, we lay both paths on the table honestly — instead of pushing the one that pays us most.

Path A — Cash Sale (Stops the Sale)

The sheriff's sale is weeks away and you need certainty

  • One firm offer in 24 hours, no 11th-hour drops
  • Close in 7–14 days — we coordinate the payoff with your lender
  • No repairs, no showings, no public listing of your situation
  • Foreclosure is dismissed the moment the loan is paid at closing
Path B — List on the Market

The home shows well and you have 60–120 days before the auction

  • Mike can list it through EXP Realty if that nets you more after costs
  • You'll see both numbers side-by-side before you choose
  • Honest answer if listing isn't realistic for your timeline
  • No sales pressure either direction

Real estate licensure note: we are not your foreclosure attorney. If you have already been served, please confirm any deadlines and the legal authority to sell with your own counsel — we can recommend Dayton-area attorneys experienced with foreclosure cases.

Real Story: Kathy R., Kettering OH

14 days from sheriff's sale. Mike bought the house, paid off the mortgage, and gave Kathy and her sister 12 months rent-free to get back on their feet.

Mike Wall at Kathy's property in Kettering Ohio — EZ Sell Homebuyers stopped her foreclosure

Mike Wall at Kathy's Kettering property — closed in 14 days

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I was literally panicking when I called Mike. I thought my sister and I would be on the streets in two weeks. Mike didn't just buy the house; he gave us a year of our lives back. He paid the mortgage and let us stay here rent-free while we figured out our next move. If you are facing foreclosure in Ohio, Mike Wall is the only person you should trust.
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Kathy R.

Kettering, OH · Stopped foreclosure 14 days before sheriff's sale

The Ohio Foreclosure Timeline

Ohio uses a judicial process — which is slower than most states. That means you have more time. But you must act.

StageWhen It HappensYour Options
30–90 days latePre-defaultLender sends notices. No court filing yet. Most options available. Best time to call us.
90–120 days lateNotice of DefaultLender sends formal notice. You still have time — call immediately.
3–4 months after defaultForeclosure FiledLender files lawsuit in county court. You are served. Clock is ticking.
4–6 months after filingJudgment EnteredCourt rules for the lender. Sheriff's sale is scheduled.
30–60 days after judgmentSheriff's SaleProperty is auctioned. You can still sell before this date.
After sheriff's saleRedemption PeriodLimited options. Call us immediately — there may still be a window.

The best time to call us is now — not when the sale is a week away. Every stage above is one we have successfully navigated. But earlier is always better.

Want exact dates for your situation?

Our free Ohio Foreclosure Timeline Calculator projects every milestone from your first missed payment date — CFPB window, complaint, judgment, sheriff's appraisal, sale, and confirmation. With Ohio Revised Code citations.

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Sell to Us vs. Let Foreclosure Happen

Sell to EZ SellLet Foreclosure Happen
Credit score impactMinimal — closed loan100–160 point drop, stays 7 years
Future home purchaseUsually 2 years3–7 years
Remaining equityYou keep itLost to bank/auction fees
Time to resolveAs little as 7 days6–18 months of legal process
Stress levelOne phone callCourt dates, sheriff's notices, public record

Frequently Asked Questions

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Ready to Stop the Foreclosure?

One call is all it takes. Mike Wall — co-owner and licensed Ohio REALTOR® — answers directly. We'll tell you exactly where you stand and what your options are — at no cost and no obligation.

Where We Stop Foreclosures Across the Dayton Area

We close foreclosure-stop sales throughout Montgomery County, Greene County, Miami County, and Warren County — including the 8 cities below. Don't see your town? We still buy. Call or text Mike directly.

Stop Foreclosure Anywhere in the Dayton Metro and Beyond

We help homeowners stop foreclosure and sell fast for cash across the entire Dayton-Springfield region of Ohio. Whether your property is in Kettering, Springboro, Beavercreek, Centerville, Huber Heights, Miamisburg, Trotwood, Vandalia, Fairborn, Xenia, Springfield, or West Carrollton, our team handles pre-auction sales, redemption-period purchases, and short-fuse closings — and we close on your timeline, often in as little as 7 to 21 days.

Need broader coverage? We also buy houses fast for cash anywhere in Ohio. Have a different situation? See our pages on inherited and probate properties, stopping foreclosure, selling as-is, tired-landlord rental exits, and divorce-related sales.

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