Real Estate & Foreclosure

Residential Foreclosure Prevention

A landing page in large, high-contrast type, written for older homeowners who are behind on the mortgage or property taxes. A three-step survey asks what is going on, where the property is and who to call. Two paths sit side by side: keep the home or sell it.

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The Build

Every page of it, exactly as it ships

Recorded straight off the live build — the real page scrolling top to bottom, sticky bars and all.

Hand-coded HTML, CSS and JS Three-step survey Address suggestions as you type

Website Theme

The brand system we set

Logo treatment, palette, and typography — the identity every page of the build is held to.

Logos

Typography

Residential Foreclosure Prevention — typeface specimen

Display: Merriweather 54px · 700
Body: Source Sans 3 20px · 400
Weights: 400 · 600 · 700

Palette

#B02028Accent
#102848Ink · 26%
#F6F3ECSurface · 29%
#0A1A33Secondary · 15%
#FFFFFFSupport · 26%

The Case Study

Short steps, large type, two paths

Who the page is for, how a visitor moves through it, and what is in the build.

The client

Foreclosure help from a home buyer that says so up front

Residential Foreclosure Prevention, based in Jefferson, Maryland, is a brand of Tri-States Premier Properties, a real estate investment company that buys homes, including homes in foreclosure. The site speaks to homeowners anywhere in the US who are behind on the mortgage or property taxes, or who already have a notice or an auction date.

We replaced its GoHighLevel page with a hand-coded one that sets out both paths, says plainly who is behind the brand, and gathers what the team needs before the first call.

The build

Large type and short steps for older homeowners

The page is written for older homeowners: body text is 20px on a computer and 17px on a phone, contrast is high, and the gentle motion switches off for anyone who has reduced motion turned on. The same survey sits in the hero and again above the footer.

A three-step survey: what is going on, where the property is, and who we should call. Tapping a situation moves straight to the next step
US address suggestions as the homeowner types. Picking one sends the street, city, state and ZIP as separate fields
A timeline of the four stages, from missed payments to an auction date, with what is still possible at each
Path one lists six ways to keep the home. Path two lists ways to sell, from a traditional sale to a direct purchase as-is
A plain disclosure that the brand belongs to an investor that may offer to buy the home, with the free HUD counseling number
A portrait cut of the hero video for phones, where Call now and Get my free plan buttons stay pinned to the bottom of the screen

What is in the build

Three pages in all: the landing page, a privacy policy and terms.

3survey steps
4foreclosure stages
6options listed to keep the home
7common questions answered

More Work

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