Keep your home
Explore a loan modification, forbearance, repayment plan, or other ways to get back on track.
Free & confidential · no call center
I’m Allen. I’ve been there myself. Call or text my personal cell, and we’ll talk through your choices—whether that means keeping your home, selling it, or working something out with your lender.
Serving Central & South Texas · no obligation to continue
Three ways forward
Explore a loan modification, forbearance, repayment plan, or other ways to get back on track.
If selling is the right choice, explore a traditional sale or a direct as-is offer on your timeline.
Ask about a short sale or other arrangements, and understand what each choice means for you.

A note from your neighbor
I started the Good Deeds Program because too many homeowners were losing their homes without anyone explaining their options. Then it happened to me. I learned about my own situation by accident while calling the bank about a scammer.
Now, when you reach out, you speak with me—not a call center. If there’s a path to keeping your home, we’ll look at that first. I’ll share every option, even if it doesn’t involve me. You decide what’s right for your family.
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Free resource
Get the Good Deeds Program foreclosure guide emailed to you: for a plain-language look at timelines, ways to keep your home, sale options, homeowner rights, and free resources. Its local contacts and sale details focus on Bexar County.
No. Every conversation is free and confidential.
No. If keeping your home is possible, we’ll look at that path first. You make the decision.
Yes. If you choose to sell directly to Allen, repairs and cleaning aren’t required.