Foreclosure & tax sale experts
Facing Foreclosure? You Have Options
Whether it’s unpaid property taxes, a mortgage you’ve fallen behind on, or a lawsuit you didn’t see coming, a notice doesn’t always mean it’s over.
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Your Options
The Four Paths Forward
Do Nothing
The process continues. In a tax sale the county can auction the property, often for less than it’s worth, and you may walk away with little or nothing. In a foreclosure the lender takes the property and your credit takes a hit. This path usually leads to the worst outcome.
Fight It Yourself
You can contact the county about a payment plan, work with a housing counselor, or try to negotiate with your lender. These options exist, but they take time, are not guaranteed, and require cooperation from others. If a deadline is close, time may be your biggest constraint.
List It With A Real Estate Agent
If there is equity and enough time, a traditional sale can work. The challenge is that lenders and tax offices do not pause the process while a listing sits on the market. If the sale does not close before the deadline, you are back where you started.
Work With a Specialized Investor
We evaluate the situation quickly, make an offer, and can close fast if needed. We do not rely on outside timelines or require everyone to coordinate at once. We step into the problem, handle what is needed, and pay you.
Our Expertise
Situations We Handle
Unpaid Property Taxes & Mortgages
Back taxes, penalties, and interest add up fast. In many cases, we can pay what’s owed as part of the purchase and still put money in your pocket, even when the numbers feel overwhelming.
County Tax Lawsuits
If the county has filed suit, you’ve been served, and an auction date may be set. This is urgent, but not necessarily too late. The key is acting before the deadline, not after.
Foreclosure Notices
A foreclosure notice means the clock is running, not that the outcome is final. If there’s equity, there may still be a path to walking away with something.
Properties In a Trust
If a tax sale or foreclosure auction is already scheduled, time is limited. In some cases, there are still options, but they depend on acting quickly.
How It Works
Property Relief Co Makes It Simple
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We Listen
Start with a quick call. You’ll explain the situation, and we’ll let you know if it’s something we can help with.
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We Investigate
We look into the property, ownership history, tax status, and anything else we need to understand the full picture.
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We Share Options
We explain what your options are and, if it makes sense, present an offer for you to consider.
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You Get Paid
We coordinate everything needed to get to closing so you can move forward and get paid – sometimes in less than 24 hours.
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Real Situations, Real Results.
Why Choose Us
Not All Buyers Are Equal
We built this company specifically for complex situations. We don’t just make offers — we close.
Flexible Offer Structures
Cash buyout for immediate certainty, or profit-sharing if you want to maximize your return.
Investigative Support
We find missing heirs, unreachable co-owners, and people who've been off the grid for years
Direct Closings
We evaluate title risk in-house — no waiting on a title company. That means we can close in days, sometimes 24 hours.
Legal Coordination
When legal work is required, whether clearing a lien, resolving a title issue, or administering an estate.
Genealogical Research
When heirship needs to be established and records are incomplete, we trace ownership and document the chain.
End-to-End Management
From the first call to the closing table, we handle the practical and legal obstacles that stand between you and a resolved situation.
Hi, I'm Kevin Murray
My father filed for bankruptcy when I was young. Later, I watched a potential inheritance slip away because of a paperwork error — something that could have been resolved if the right person had been involved at the right time. That experience shaped everything about how I built this company.Nobody should lose a property — or the money it represents — just because the situation got complicated.
I was born and raised in Texas. I’ve spent 10+ years working in North Carolina. In that time I’ve been involved in over $50 million in real estate transactions — and the ones I remember most aren’t the easy ones. They’re the families who came in thinking it was hopeless and left with something.Today our team works with attorneys, investigators, and title professionals across North Carolina and Texas to resolve situations most buyers simply walk away from.
Kevin Murray
Founder, PRC
FAQs
Questions We Hear Almost Every Call
Is it already too late?
Maybe — but probably not. The honest answer is that we don’t know until we look. What we do know is that calling before the sale date almost always gives you more options than calling after. If there’s a date on the calendar, tell us what it is.
What if I owe more than the property is worth?
This is a real constraint and we’ll be straight with you about it. If the debt exceeds the equity, there may not be a path to putting money in your pocket — but there may still be a path to walking away cleanly without a deficiency or judgment following you. We’ll tell you what we’re seeing honestly.
Will this affect my credit?
We’re not credit counselors and we won’t pretend to be. What we can tell you is that a completed sale — even at a discount — typically produces a better outcome than a completed foreclosure. For specific credit questions, talk to a HUD-approved housing counselor.
Do I need an attorney before I call?
No — but you’re always welcome to have one involved. We encourage you to include any trusted advisor, family member, or attorney when we’re reviewing proposed terms together. This is a big decision and you should have whoever you trust in the room.
What if another investor already looked at this and walked away?
Call us anyway. We work specifically on situations other investors won’t touch — because they need things quick and easy, and situations like this rarely are simple.
What if the property has other complications?
Those combinations are common. A foreclosure situation layered on top of an ownership problem is something we deal with regularly. Tell us the full picture on the call.