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Got a Letter About Your House? Start Here

Most people who land here are scared and short on time. Take a breath. Almost every one of these letters comes before anything final happens, and the date printed on it tells you how much time you still have.

Papers about a mortgage

Papers about property taxes

Letters and offers from buyers

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Frequently asked questions

What should I do first when I get a letter about my house?

Find the date on it. Most letters come before anything final happens, and that date tells you how much time you have. Then call your lender or the office named on the letter, and a free HUD-approved housing counselor.

Is it safe to ignore letters from people who want to buy my house?

Yes, you never have to answer a buyer's letter. Never pay a company an upfront fee promising to stop a foreclosure or tax sale.

Does Orrindale buy houses or charge me anything?

No. Orrindale is free to homeowners and we are not a buyer. If we have local buyers working in your county we will introduce you, you choose who to talk to, and you are never under any obligation. If we do not, we will still point you to free help.

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This page is general information, not legal or tax advice. For your specific situation, consult a licensed attorney in your state or the relevant agency. Orrindale is a matching service, not a law firm, lender, or government program.