From Foreclosure Stress to Financial Relief
When a homeowner in New Bern, NC reached out to Coastal NC Cash Offer, they were running out of time. After inheriting a property at 100 Country Ct, the seller found themselves facing foreclosure—a stressful and emotional situation made worse by the property’s poor condition and the need for multiple family members to sign off on the sale.
The home needed major repairs and was completely outdated, making a traditional listing unrealistic. With the foreclosure auction just two weeks away, the seller feared losing everything.
A Fast, Fair, and Compassionate Solution
After receiving a direct mail letter, the seller contacted Ryan Hall of Coastal NC Cash Offer—and got a response within the hour. Ryan immediately reassured them that a fast closing was possible and clearly explained the process of selling as-is for cash.
To handle the complexity of multiple siblings involved, Ryan’s team coordinated notaries in different states, ensuring everyone could sign quickly and smoothly. Within just 12 days, the sale was complete—before the foreclosure deadline.
Real Results: Saving Time, Stress, and Thousands in Equity
Thanks to Ryan and his team’s quick action, the seller avoided foreclosure and salvaged about $10,000 in equity that would’ve been lost at auction. The seller expressed immense relief and excitement after closing, finally free from anxiety and able to move forward with peace of mind.
Why Sellers Trust Coastal NC Cash Offer
Ryan Hall and the Coastal NC Cash Offer team are known across Coastal North Carolina for helping homeowners in difficult situations—foreclosure, inheritance, or repairs—with honesty, empathy, and efficiency. They buy houses as-is, cover all closing costs, and ensure sellers can move on quickly and confidently.
If you’re facing foreclosure or own a property that feels like a burden, Coastal NC Cash Offer can help you find relief fast—just like they did for this New Bern family.👉 Sell your house fast, avoid foreclosure, and move forward with confidence.
