My Foreclosure Hero

09/19/2025

When we walked into this house, we did NOT expect to see a tree growing in the living room! 🏚️ From hauling out a massive piano to swinging sledgehammers and loading dumpsters full of debris, this flip is absolute madness. Watch how we turn this disaster into our biggest transformation yet! 💪🔥

08/20/2025

⚠️ Warning to all rookie investors: Don’t get fooled by the hype! This property sold for $800K, but its true value is closer to $600K—and there’s still a mortgage on it. 📉 Not every deal is worth chasing… do your homework before you bid! 🏡💡

08/14/2025

I had a stroke and forgot to pay the HOA. The house became too much for me to handle, with all the stuff from my family and the need to maintain two places. It was overwhelming trying to take care of the house and my other home.

07/25/2025

07/22/2025

03/18/2025

Viral Alert! 🔥
Over 1,110,272 views and climbing since its premiere on March 14, 2025, "Check Please" by That Mexican OT & Sauce Walka ft. Lil Jairmy & MG Lil Bubba is taking the scene by storm!
This official music video is a full-throttle ride from start to finish. With hard-hitting beats, razor-sharp lyrics, and visuals directed by Spike Dee Films, it’s a bona fide banger that’s as badass as it gets. And when your Foreclosure Hero rolls up in a McLaren super car, you know it's time to ! This track is a game-changer, fueling that unstoppable energy we all crave.
If you haven’t seen it yet, now’s the time to dive in: 👉 Watch now: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X9IpWiqwuvA
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08/01/2024

Facing foreclosure can be overwhelming, but you're not alone. Whether it's exploring government programs, refinancing, or simply having someone to talk to, there are steps you can take to find a solution. Let's navigate this together and find a path forward.

06/27/2024

At My Foreclosure Hero, we understand the stress and uncertainty of facing foreclosure. Our mission is to provide compassionate guidance and assistance, ensuring you know all your options to avoid foreclosure. We promise to always start with the best solution for you and your family. Give us a call today at 713-655-0700 or visit our website.

02/23/2024

In January, U.S. commercial foreclosures surged by 17% from December and 97% from January 2023, with a total of 635 cases reported by Attom. This significant year-over-year increase signals the commercial real estate sector's ongoing adjustments to post-pandemic economic shifts and changes in business practices and consumer behavior.

California led with 181 foreclosures, marking a 174% increase over the previous year and comprising 28.5% of the total January foreclosures. In contrast, New York saw a 12% decrease in foreclosures with 59 cases, while Texas experienced a 143% rise with 56 foreclosures.

Attom's data, which tracks commercial properties facing foreclosure filings, highlights the changing dynamics within the commercial real estate market without detailing the specific types of properties affected or considering deed-in-lieu-of-foreclosure transactions, which are reportedly increasing among office landlords.

02/22/2024

The latest U.S. Foreclosure Market Report from ATTOM Data Solutions for January 2024 reveals an increase in foreclosure filings. The report shows 33,270 properties faced foreclosure, marking a 5% rise from last year and a 10% increase from the previous month.

Vinh Truong, CFO of MY FORECLOSURE HERO, suggests this uptick could result from post-holiday filings and broader economic factors like rising interest rates and inflation. In January, 19 states saw higher completed foreclosures, with notable increases in Michigan, Minnesota, California, Pennsylvania, and Missouri. Foreclosure initiations also rose, with the highest numbers in California, Texas, Florida, New York, and Illinois. Major cities like New York, Houston, Los Angeles, Miami, and Chicago experienced significant foreclosure starts.