Testimonials

A company of integrity is what I thought of Eureka. I was repaid for the roof repair as soon as I faxed an receipt. Everyone was happy. My clients got their new home that was a dream and a blessing for them. Thanks again.


— WILDA RODRIGUEZ

5 Reasons to Work with Us

WE SUCCEED WHERE OTHERS FAIL

With a success rate over 80%, compared to the national average around 20 %, even the lenders are pleased with the professionalism of our team throughout the transaction.

CONFIDENTIALITY

Eureka allows privacy for the homeowners all the way through closing. We do not market the property as a short sale.

VASTLY IMPROVED MARKETABILITY

Eureka clears the title of the property from delinquent payments using its private funds. With a clear title, a property endorsed by Eureka has market sales advantage ahead of all others.

LEAST FINANCIAL IMPACT

Short sales have significantly lower financial impact on the homeowner, compared to foreclosures and bankruptcy. If the short sale is executed properly, it could provide permanent financial debt relief from the homeowner without residual financial obligations. 

REPUTATION

Not all companies are created equal!  Current market conditions have created a hiding place for many scammers. In contrast we provide full disclosure to involved parties and make it our mission to stay on top of the ever-changing legal issues involved with lenders, homeowners, real estate professionals and investors.

Media News

Goldman buys Chelsea retail condo »

A retail condo at the Yves, located at 127 Seventh Avenue at 18th Street featuring 2,064 square-feet on the ground floor will be purchased by Lloyd Goldman’s BLDG Acquisition. As public records show, the property developer is Ben Shaoul’s Magnum Real Estate Group, which agreed to sell the property to Goldman on January 5 when…

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Rockrose could acquire 575 Lexington Avenue »

According to Bloomberg’s sources, Rockrose Development is in talks to purchase 575 Lexington Avenue for $370 million. The information used by Bloomberg came from Real Estate Alert, saying that the 35-story, 585,000 square-feet office tower located between East 51st and East 52nd streets is at this time in the ownership of Silverstein Properties and the…

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Goldman Sachs needs to review its mortgage practices – the Fed ordered »

Goldman Sach’s mortgage subsidiary was ordered to stop many of its controversial mortgage-related practices according to a deal it signed with a New York state banking regulator. The New York’s Department of Financial Services and Banking Department stated the settlement was a condition to Goldman Sachs Group Inc.’s sale of its Litton Loan Servicing subsidiary…

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There could be riots in the streets, Bloomberg says »

The founder of Bloomberg LP the financial news and information services company, Michael Bloomberg warned about riots in the streets of the US if the economy won’t find its way to recovery. High unemployment rate, lack of jobs have terrible results, as making people desperate, and he highlighted recent demonstrations around the world “We have…

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Foreclosure prevention agencies face foreclosure themselves »

It looks like foreclosure prevention agencies did something wrong, or their advocacy wasn’t too good, because more than 120 legal aid agencies are facing foreclosures themselves in New York, the New York Times reported. This means foreclosures wash away the helping hand the government offered to them, and the have to face foreclosure be alone.…

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Queens home sales drop »

Queens home sales dropped 9% in the third quarter compared to the same period a year ago, a recent report issued by NYU’s Furman Center for Retail Estate and Urban…

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New York City foreclosure auctions down 70% »

With the end of August the end of high foreclosure number has come. While recently New York didn’t look good in the…

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740 Park loan with troubles »

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Some of New York buildings are somehow ironic when we are thinking about the Great Recession. Just like the 740 Park building. …

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Foreclosures down, but mortgage delinquencies up » The Post discovered a broken chain of title in the foreclosure paperwork submitted by mortgage servicers » 82-year-old grandmother forced out from her Bedford-Stuyvesant home » Foreclosure process length doubles in New York City » Home foreclosures plummet in New York »

Commercial

Rockrose could acquire 575 Lexington Avenue »

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According to Bloomberg’s sources, Rockrose Development is in talks to purchase 575 Lexington Avenue for $370 million. The information used by Bloomberg…

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Jeremias’ Chelsea office building foreclosed on »

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Atlas Capital and GreenOaks Real Estate purchased the defaulted note on Jeremias’ Chelsea office building, Crain’s reported. The 172,000-square-feet commercial real estate…

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RFR Holding plans to buy a $144 million note at 610 Lexington » Tribeca mixed-use building scheduled for foreclosure auction » Savoy Park slipped into foreclosure » Midtown hotel acquired for $52 million » Kalikow Group closes on Little Italy for $12.6 million »
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Goldman buys Chelsea retail condo »

A retail condo at the Yves, located at 127 Seventh Avenue at 18th Street featuring 2,064 square-feet on the ground floor will be purchased by Lloyd Goldman’s BLDG Acquisition. As…

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