If you are facing foreclosure in Milwaukee County, you can often still sell before the sale date.
No obligation. A member of our local team will reach out to talk it through.
Rather talk it through? Call (608) 523-9807
Mortgage foreclosure in Wisconsin is a court case. In Milwaukee County it ends with a sheriff sale, and then a judge has to confirm that sale. Until confirmation, you still own the house and can sell it. The Milwaukee County Sheriff posts the sale list and terms on its Sheriff Sales page. Check it for your property’s date, and check again, because sales get rescheduled.
Deadlines, liens, and older housing stock make timing tight.
Reinstate, modify, short sale, deed in lieu, sell. See our page on selling before foreclosure.
Call (608) 523-9807.
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Call (608) 523-9807 or fill out the short form. We will ask about the property, its condition and your timeline.
We usually present a no-obligation cash offer within 24 hours, based on the location, condition and recent nearby sales.
Close at a local title company in as little as 7 days, or on the date that works for you. We pay the closing costs.
We’ve put together the questions sellers ask us most. If yours isn’t listed, call us at (608) 523-9807 and we’ll answer it.
On the Milwaukee County Sheriff’s Sales page. Dates change, so check often.
Until the court confirms the sale, you may still be able to redeem or close a sale. After confirmation, the house belongs to the buyer.
As quickly as 7 days when the title is clear. Call us as early as you can.
Call SWP Home Buyers at (608) 523-9807 or tell us about your house online.