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Temporary Housing
Vetted local housing partners across Snohomish, King, and beyond — so your family has somewhere safe to land while we work everything else out.
A small Arlington, Washington office
A foreclosure isn't the end of the story. We help you find what comes next.
For families and individuals across Washington who've recently lost a home, we help with the things that matter right now — housing, support, paperwork — and we make sure you don't miss the money you may be owed.
We're your partner for
Five ways we show up for Washington families after a foreclosure
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Rainy Day Fund
Case-by-case emergency support when the calendar doesn't wait — groceries, transit, a deposit. Not a loan. We help because the moment calls for it.
03
Local Community Resources
Food banks, utility assistance, mental health, transportation vouchers — an up-to-date list of Washington-local help we connect you to.
04
In-House Legal Support
Our in-house attorney handles your case from start to finish. You're not navigating county forms or hiring outside counsel — that's already covered.
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Money You May Be Owed
Many Washington homeowners are owed money after a foreclosure and never claim it. We find out, file with the county, and represent you — no upfront cost. Fees come only from what we recover for you.
Surplus funds recovery
Why families trust us
A small, local office — not a call center
When you call, you talk to the person handling your situation directly. That's the whole point.
39/ 39
Washington counties we serve — from our office in Arlington, Washington to every corner of the state.
$0
Upfront cost to families. Our fee comes only from funds we recover for you — never out of pocket.
100%
In-house legal representation, covered by us. No outside attorney to find or pay separately.
What happens when you call
Three steps. No paperwork from you on day one.
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We listen to your situation
You call us at (425) 610-9363. We listen — what happened, where you are, what you need first. We figure out together what help looks like for your family.
2
We line up the support
Housing referrals, community resources, emergency funds if it's needed — and our in-house attorney opens your case to check if you're owed funds from the foreclosure.
3
We see it through with you
We follow up with the county, keep you updated, and stay in touch through the situation — not just the case. When funds are recovered, they come to you.
Where we work
All 39 Washington counties
Based in Arlington, Washington — working with families everywhere from the coast to Spokane.
Snohomish County
Our home county. Arlington, Marysville, Lynnwood, Everett, Edmonds, and Snohomish — we know the area, the courthouse, and the local resources because they're ours too.
We attend Friday trustee sales in person and can usually meet families the same week they call.
827,957
Residents
Home base
Arlington, WA
King County
Seattle, Bellevue, Renton, Kent, Federal Way, Auburn. Washington's largest county and our highest volume outside Snohomish — we work with King County families regularly.
Most of the work is by phone, email, and digital filing with the county. We come down for in-person meetings when a family wants one.
2.27M
Residents
Active
Weekly cases
Pierce County
Tacoma, Lakewood, Puyallup. We work cases throughout Pierce regularly — typically by phone and digital filing, with a call to plan next steps that same day.
Whether it's housing referrals or starting a claim with the county, we get moving fast.
921,130
Residents
Active
Ongoing cases
All 36 other Washington counties
Spokane, Clark, Thurston, Whatcom, Kitsap, Yakima, Skagit, Cowlitz, Benton, Franklin, Grays Harbor, Lewis, Chelan, Mason, Island, Grant, Walla Walla, Stevens, Klickitat, Okanogan, Kittitas, Jefferson, Pacific, Pend Oreille, Adams, San Juan, Asotin, Lincoln, Ferry, Skamania, Wahkiakum, Garfield, Columbia, Douglas, Whitman, Clallam.
Most cases can be handled entirely remotely — we file digitally with the county and stay in touch by phone. Distance doesn't change what we can do.
36
Counties
Remote
No visit needed
Free · confidential · no obligation