SAHA Process for Working with Homeowners

SAHA has a simple process for working with homeowners.

When SAHA sees a situation where a homeowner is likely to lose all equity in their property, SAHA reaches out to the homeowner via phone call or a hand delivered letter. The purpose of the initial contact is to introduce SAHA to the homeowner who many not understand their situation or options.

After the initial contact, the homeowner and a member of the SAHA team set an appointment to meet at the property. The appointment is to talk through the situation and explore all options that are available.

During the appointment, the homeowner is given options based on their unique situation. If, based on all the information presented, the homeowner decides to work with SAHA to sell the property and recapture the equity, both a member of SAHA and the homeowner sign a sale agreement.

Once the sale agreement is signed, the homeowner works with SAHA’s closing coordinator and a title agent to ensure all the correct paperwork is completed for a smooth sale of the property.

At closing, the final documents are signed. The homeowner gets the proceeds of the sale. SAHA takes ownership of the property. Some homeowners still need time to find a place to live after the sale of their property. SAHA allows the homeowner to stay in the property for up to one month after the close of the sale.