Steve brings a decade inside the banks. Dan brings decades of treating every homeowner like family. Together they built a practice that does foreclosure help the way it should have always been done.
Former Chase & Wells Fargo Loss Mitigation Manager
Ten-plus years inside the loss-mitigation departments of the two biggest U.S. mortgage servicers — running the exact review queues that decide whether a homeowner gets a modification, a forbearance, or a sale date. He knows how the bank thinks because he used to be the bank.
“The Foreclosure Man”
One of the most recognized leaders in foreclosure advocacy. Known industry-wide as “Dan the Foreclosure Man” — a name he earned by answering his phone at midnight for families who had no one else to call. Dan's rule is simple: treat every homeowner who walks through the door like a member of his own family. It's the reason most of our clients come back with a handwritten card.
Steve's side of the table. A decade inside JPMorgan Chase and Wells Fargo loss mitigation. He ran modification review queues, escalated sensitive files, and learned firsthand what investor guidelines actually approve and why most homeowner submissions quietly fail on paperwork — not substance. When Steve writes a guide in the resource library, he's writing the version he wished homeowners had before calling him at the bank.
Dan's side of the table. Dan has spent his career on the homeowner's side — the one who picks up the phone, sits at the kitchen table, explains the paperwork, and walks the family through the hardest financial moment of their lives. He is recognized across the industry as one of its most effective and most human advocates. Being called “the Foreclosure Man” wasn't a marketing choice; it's what homeowners and referral partners started calling him because he was always the one who showed up.
Homeowners should never pay us upfront. Ever. Where we earn, we earn through transaction-based work like pre-foreclosure coordination or aftersale surplus recovery — compensated out of proceeds, never out of the homeowner's pocket. If an option isn't good for the family, we can't find a way to bill them for it anyway.
Most denials are documentation, not eligibility. Steve's inside experience, backed by Dan's client-care rigor, means packages leave our desk complete the first time. That alone closes the gap between “approved” and “denied” for most of the files we handle.
Time is the most valuable variable. Every week a homeowner waits, options close. Our job is to help you stop waiting — by reading the guides that fit your situation, or by calling directly.
The resource center at nationalhomesupport.com/blog.html is the long version of what Steve and Dan would say on a phone call. Over forty guides covering every stage — from the first missed payment through aftersale surplus fund recovery. Every guide is written by Steve or reviewed by both of us. If the guides help and you want a conversation, we're the ones you'll reach.
Free consultation. No pressure, no sales pitch. You'll speak with one of us — not a call center, not a rotating queue.
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