The national framework
Learn the foreclosure lifecycle, loss mitigation, evidence, servicing errors, federal protections, bankruptcy, appeals, exit strategies, deficiency exposure, and surplus funds.
A 50-state legal-information series
Choose the edition written for your state. Each guide weaves the national foreclosure framework together with your state’s process, deadlines, defenses, sale rules, and post-sale issues in one continuous read.
Instant digital access will be delivered after secure checkout. Educational information only. Not legal advice.
What you receive
National principles and state-specific rules appear together in the chapters where they matter, so you can follow the guide from beginning to end.
Learn the foreclosure lifecycle, loss mitigation, evidence, servicing errors, federal protections, bankruptcy, appeals, exit strategies, deficiency exposure, and surplus funds.
State-specific rules are placed directly beside the related national topic, including major notices, response points, sale mechanics, and post-sale issues.
Use clickable contents, bookmarks, internal chapter links, checklists, plain-language explanations, and a state reference index to find what matters quickly.
Built for the moment you’re in
Identify the process being used and the documents that control it.
Understand which deadlines may require immediate professional help.
Evaluate loss mitigation, litigation, bankruptcy, sale, and negotiated-exit options.
Prepare better questions for a licensed attorney, housing counselor, or servicer.
Launch pricing
Regularly $299. One complete national and state-specific guide for the state you choose.
Questions before purchase
Each state edition is one complete ebook. State-specific information is woven into the relevant chapters, so you do not have to jump between separate books or appendices.
No. The Playbook provides general legal information and educational tools. It does not create an attorney-client relationship or replace advice from an attorney licensed in your state.
Choose the state where the foreclosed property is located. Foreclosure procedure is governed primarily by the law and courts of that state.
A searchable, printable PDF with clickable contents, bookmarks, and internal links for faster navigation.
No outcome is guaranteed. The guide helps you understand the process, organize information, recognize issues, and seek appropriate help. Court and sale deadlines still require immediate attention.