California Campaign · Tier 2 · Life-Event
Compliance-managed

Pre-Foreclosure · Notice of Default

Information and options for California homeowners after a Notice of Default.

A calm, information-first campaign for homeowners early in the process. There may be more options than losing your home or doing nothing — including understanding what selling on your terms could look like. In California you operate strictly as a listing agent — you don't stop foreclosures, negotiate loans, or charge upfront fees.

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Who this reaches

The homeowner signal behind it.

California homeowners with a recorded Notice of Default on their property. Most have received a flood of mail and very little plain information about what a sale on their own terms would actually involve.

Everyone on the list is a real household in your market, reached in plain language. We describe the situation, never a person's private business.

How we help you run it

Done for you, under your name.

Step 1

Sourced and DNC-scrubbed

We build the list for your market from public and permissioned signals, then scrub it against Do Not Call and suppression rules before a single message goes out.

Step 2

Multichannel outreach through your CRM

Text, email, voicemail, and optional print run on a cadence inside your own CRM — under your name, with your license ID on first-contact material.

Step 3

Handoff when they engage

The moment someone replies or books, the sequence pauses and the conversation lands in your inbox with the full history attached. You take it from there.

The angle

What the message says.

Every word is reviewed before it ships. The offer is information and licensed real estate services — nothing more is promised.

Neutral, non-alarmist information: a summary of the general timeline, a reference to HUD-approved housing counselors, an estimate of what the home may be worth, and an offer to explain what listing would look like. No outcome is promised and no fee is ever charged in advance.

  • · Identifies you by name, brokerage, and license ID on first contact
  • · Equal Housing on every piece
  • · Clear opt-out in every message
Why it works in California

Built for this market.

California recording timelines and homeowner-protection rules are specific, and the scripting is written to them. Equity levels here also mean a sale is more often a genuine option than in most states.

FAQ

Questions agents ask first.

What exactly is my role?+
Listing agent, nothing more. You market and sell property. You do not negotiate with lenders, advise on loans, repair credit, or take any fee in advance.
Why is the language so restricted?+
California and federal rules govern outreach to homeowners in default. The templates keep you inside them and the required training explains why.

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Campaign availability varies by market, data availability, and applicable California compliance requirements. Examples shown are illustrative.

⚖️ Compliance-managed campaign. Built for California real estate licensees acting in their licensed capacity. Brokerage review and approval is required before running this campaign. This campaign never promises to stop, delay, or prevent a foreclosure, negotiate a loan, or repair credit.