North Carolina homeowners

Facing pre‑foreclosure? Let’s talk.

Falling behind on mortgage payments can bring uncertainty and stress. NexGen Realty Holdings works with North Carolina homeowners facing pre-foreclosure. Tell us what’s happening, and let’s discuss whether we may be able to help.

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We Understand What You’re Facing

Pre-foreclosure is the period after payments have been missed and before a foreclosure sale, if one is moving forward. It is a stressful time. This page is a place to start a conversation, not a place to sign anything.

  • Missed payments

    Getting behind on a mortgage can make the next step hard to see.

  • Notices from a lender

    Letters and calls can be difficult to sort through on your own.

  • Uncertainty

    Not knowing what happens next is a heavy feeling. You do not have to decide anything here.

Talk with us

If you want to talk, call or leave your name, phone number, and property address. A request to talk is not an agreement about your home.

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(980) 998-1498

Choosing to call is up to you. This page does not place the call for you.

Request a call

Or ask for a call. The form asks only for your name, phone number, and property address.

Sending this form asks NexGen Realty Holdings for a call about the property address you enter. It does not transfer title, create an agreement, or sign you up for marketing messages.

If the confirmation page does not appear, call (980) 998-1498. A missing page does not by itself mean the request was not saved. Privacy

NexGen Realty Holdings is a private real-estate company, not a government agency, lender, or law firm. Proposed arrangements may involve a title transfer and resale. Transferring title alone does not pay off a mortgage, release loan liability, or stop foreclosure. Outcomes vary. Lender consent may be required. Review any written proposal with an independent North Carolina attorney.

This page is not legal, tax, or credit advice. This page does not claim the arrangement meets North Carolina legal requirements. The service area is North Carolina. Cities and counties are not listed.

You can also speak with your lender or a HUD-approved housing counselor. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau housing counselor finder (opens in a new tab).