Foreclosure bridge loan · Miami-Dade
The auction was days away
- The situation
- A Miami-Dade homeowner with a foreclosure sale date already on the calendar and very little runway left. The mortgage was accelerated, so catching up the missed payments was no longer the question — the full payoff was.
- What was structured
- A sale that close leaves one lever: a full payoff before the date. An equity-based bridge loan paid the lender in full ahead of the auction, which ended the case. Equity carried the file, not the credit score.
- The outcome
- The homeowner kept the property. A bridge like this is built with a planned exit — stabilize, rebuild credit over the term, then refinance into conventional financing once the borrower qualifies.
“I was facing a very time sensitive foreclosure auction with only days left, and the pressure was intense. Ray stepped in immediately, worked non stop, and was able to secure me a loan that stopped the sale just in time. He went far beyond what anyone else would do — answering every single phone call (day or night), patiently explaining every detail, and responding to all my questions no matter how many times I asked. He treated my situation like it was his own family’s home on the line. Thanks to Ray’s dedication, hustle, and kindness, I kept my property and avoided disaster.”
— Rafael C., verified Google review