Subject: Urgent Help Needed to Save My Home

Dear Donater’s,

I am reaching out with a heavy heart and a desperate plea for help. On January 22, 2025, I lost a dear friend, a 70-year-old disabled Air Force veteran, who was not just a hero to this country but also my greatest support. For the past five years, I have lived in his home, which he intended to sign over to me before his unexpected passing. Unfortunately, he never had the chance, and now his family has made it clear that unless I can pay off his remaining mortgage of $42,000, they will sell the home—leaving me without a place to live.

Due to my own credit challenges, I am unable to refinance or transfer the mortgage into my name. This house has been my safe haven, my stability, and my only home. I am doing everything in my power to raise the necessary funds, but I cannot do this alone. I am humbly asking for any assistance—whether through donations, guidance, or connections to resources that might help me keep my home.

Every contribution, no matter the amount, brings me one step closer to securing the place I have called home for the past five years. If you or anyone you know can help in any way, I would be forever grateful. Please feel free to contact me at [Your Phone Number] or [Your Email] for any questions or further information.

Thank you for your time, compassion, and support during this difficult time.

Sincerely,
Leigha Maricle    paypal.me/leighamaricle

Hello,

I lost my dad and husband within a month of each other. I have health issues, epilepsy and autism as well as brain damage from a toxic miscarriage that I barely survived. I am under attack by someone who I testified to law officials about. I did so at the request of the parents of a young child that this person “took pictures of.” Because I spoke up this person has destroyed me financially, I am trying to get work and trying to get assistance, but I have a mortgage due that I can’t pay. I just need a few more months to get assistance set up or to find work. The mortgage is $230,000 with payments of $2,000 a month. Please help.

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I am looking for help catching up on my mortgage. A little about me; my significant other and I work full time and have 3 children. The oldest is 10 and was born with complete unilateral cleft lip and palate. She has had multiple surgeries from 5 months old to last year. Last February, she had a bone-graft surgery, where I took 2 weeks off of work to care for her and at the end of last year, my significant other was off of work for 6 weeks without pay. I took a disbursement from my 401K to pay for medical expenses the previous year and my company does not allow for 401K loans. I had previously taken out multiple installment loans to pay bills that were overdue when weren’t bringing in enough to cover. I fell behind on my auto loan at the credit union, and a judgement was entered against me in small claims; I now have to pay $200 out of every check in an agreement to pay back my loan there. My credit score has been significantly impacted, and I don’t qualify for any loans.

With the rising costs of groceries, gas, and living expenses, I have since been struggling to get by. My mortgage has been about 2 months behind for the majority of this last year, and I really just need to break even on my mortgage so that I can catch up on everything else. Right now my mortgage payments are $558.50 per month, I owe for December and January. Any help would be appreciated!

My wife of 31yrs had a hysterectomy on the morning of March 25th, 2024 and by that evening was being flown to another hospital to save her life. She was bleeding internally from where the doctor didn’t seal what she cut to take her ovaries and everything out. She was on dialysis prior to this surgery but had 60% kidney function still. After the surgery her kidneys shut down completely. She tried so very hard to get better but started getting bad kidney infections in August and couldn’t recover from it. Her body was just so tired and failing her so much.  She lost her fight January 4th, 2025 leaving behind our son and I. Last year we tried to get life insurance on us and couldn’t get it on her because of her only being 49. So now I’m trying to keep our home and pay for her funeral services out of pocket. I would never ask for help, but I have no choice at this point. My wife was my everything and I’m finding it harder and harder to keep going without her. Before her surgery she was driving and living life, then after she just couldn’t overcome it. It’s going to take around $25,000.00 to get our mortgage caught up and to pay for her funeral and I’m working every day and just not making a dent in it. I’m just able to just keep the lights on and keep food on the table for my son and I at this point. My PayPal.me/truckerchuck is how to make the donation. God bless you all and thank you

Hello,

I hope this message finds you well. Reaching out for help isn’t easy, but sometimes life humbles us in unexpected ways. My name is Nate, and I’m a retired disabled Air Force Veteran. I proudly served our country, but like many Veterans, transitioning to civilian life has come with its challenges.

Since retiring, I’ve faced numerous obstacles, including moving multiple times before finally buying a home—a dream I worked hard to achieve. Unfortunately, that dream turned into a struggle last year when a devastating flood caused over $100,000 in damages to my home. While insurance covered some of the costs, the aftermath has been overwhelming.

Between contractor delays, insurance battles, and additional unexpected expenses, my family and I have been struggling to make ends meet. Our kitchen was out of commission until just last week, forcing us to rely on costly takeout to feed our family of five. Compounding the situation, my insurance company dropped us, and my mortgage provider had to step in, drastically increasing our monthly payments.

As of now, we’re $10,000 behind on mortgage payments. I’ve done everything I can to keep the lights on, food on the table, and our family afloat, but I can’t do it alone anymore.

I’m reaching out to ask for your support to help us catch up on our mortgage and stabilize our finances. Your kindness would not only help us keep our home but also allow us to regain a sense of normalcy after such a difficult period.

Every contribution, no matter how small, makes a difference. Thank you for taking the time to read our story, and for any help you can provide.

Stay blessed,
Nate

Cash App: https://cash.app/$NateStults

          My name is Verdell, and I am a 64 year old, disabled, retired teacher, who occasionally works as a substitute for the West Contra Costa Unified School District Richmond, CA. (WCCUSD)  I work for the district to help subsidize my income, however, there is a cap on the amount of money I am allowed to make each year due to my disability. I have had a right knee replacement, and a left hip replacement.  The knee replacement has not healed well and causes constant pain.

The Covid-19 pandemic caused many issues for me.  I have a duplex with two units.  I rented one unit to a male Section 8 recipient with a young daughter.  The daughter had recently lost her mother and she therefore began living with her dad.  They lived there several years but soon the daughter moved out because the father began letting other men move into the home and she did not feel safe.  Also there was drug use going on.  Eventually the people that moved into the apartment forced the Section 8 recipient out of his own home.  I now had squatters that had to be evicted. They took the wires out of the heater and let the dog poop on the floor in the living room.  There was no electricity or water in the unit. They were stealing electricity to run a generator, from the neighbors. I hired a lawyer to help me evict the squatters.  I was able to get a payment plan from the lawyer.  The process took 5 months and I did not receive ant rent for that unit for 5 months.  The eviction took place March 3, 2024.  The apartment was trashed and destroyed.  The wood floor was damaged and buckled and many of the doors were burnt or kicked in.  The rehabilitation of the unit took an additional 4 months and I had to move into the unit as I worked on it.

The second unit was rented to a mother and her daughter.  Soon the husband moved in and their two sons.  One of the sons had two daughters that moved in as well.  The father assulted me because he did not want me in the unit to complete an inspection and that resulted in a restraining order against him.  The father was rude and disrespectful to me during their stay.  The father was running a car repair shop in the unit which resulted in the neighbors complaining of the traffic and the filth around the unit.  The City of Richmond was also complaining of the multiple broken down car, unregistered car, and car parts all over the property.  After many requests for the tenants to comply with the conditions of their lease, the neighbors began serving me with affidavits of complaints for the destruction of property in the neighborhood.  I had to evict them as well with the assistance of the lawyer I hired.  In court on January 12, 2024, the Judge gave them an additional 4 months to live rent free.  They were to move out April 31, 2024.  From November 1, 2023 until April 31, 2024 I did not receive any rent from that unit.  The unit was completely destroyed and infested with roaches, even though I had a rodent control service which was not allowed to go into the unit to spray.  The process was a nightmare.

Paying the mortgage and the bills for the duplex without receiving any rent, hiring a lawyer, and completely rehabilitating the property was difficult and costly.  I completely exhausted my savings and spent all the money I made on my job.  I was able to keep afloat through October 31, 2024, but after that I have fallen behind on my mortgage for November 2024.  Since I will not be able to return to work until January 2025, I will not be able to make payment for the mortgage in December 2024 either.  At that point I will be heading toward foreclosure because I will be unable to catch up.

I need help paying the mortgage and paying the lawyer fees. I seriously try to be self reliant.  I do not like to ask for help.  However, my back is against the wall and I am having a difficult time facing the future.  Who would have thought that helping others with young children would end up with me losing my home.  I am asking for $10,000 to help me catch up on my mortgage and to help me pay for the lawyer.  Thank you for listening and reading this post.  Thank you in advance for any assistance you are able to give.

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I have a home base business (Jpltroofing.com ) where one of my clients failed to pay $28,567 after the job was done ,I replace siding and a roof.I got so pissed off that I started ripping the materials off the home and got arrested for it and went to jail after trying to put a lien on the home,it cost me everything ,5 months of freedom ,$28,567,months of unpaid mortgage $27,856 pass due.Iam in deep trouble and nowhere to turn please help. my cash app is $Jpwservice54

A little insight. My sons and I moved in with my parents in 2001. My youngest son was still in school and my oldest had just started working. My oldest son quickly found a job and moved in with a houseful of friends.

My dad was diagnosed with COPD and was needing more care than my mom could give him. My mom was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s in 2005 the year my dad died. I stayed with my mom to help her out. My youngest was finishing high school. I spent the next few years working part time, helping with the bills. Things were good, bills were paid, everything rolled along.

In 2006 my moms health was deteriorating. Physically she was OK, but mentally it was obvious she was slipping further into the disease. It was also the year the business my son worked for closed their stores across the country. He had no job, and he decided to move back home until he found another job. It wasn’t long after he moved back in that he told me he wasn’t feeling well, but wouldn’t tell me what was wrong. It didn’t take much time and I ended up taking him to the emergency room. The pain had become intolerable. Testicular cancer it was. I needed to stop working, even part time. I had a mom with Alzheimer’s, a son with cancer, and another son living at home. I became the full time care giver for my family. Money was tight with only one income, but we managed. A year later, after chemo, medications, radiation etc. my sons cancer was gone. Thank God! He went back to work.The next few years were smooth, money was still tight, but we made it work

In 2012 my youngest decided the Navy would be his career, and it ended up being a good fit. He met a lovely girl who happened to be stationed on the same base. They got married in 2016. My DIL found out she was pregnant, and went Navy Reserve that same year. She moved back to her home town to be closer to her family, and my son was sent to Bahrain.  At the end of the year she had a beautiful baby girl. The Navy was great and got my son home for her birth.

Spring of 2017 my DIL and granddaughter moved in with me. It was nice having extra help with my mom, and wonderful having my granddaughter here. My mom had become an empty shell mentally and physically. She was now confined to a wheelchair, no longer knew anyone, or where she was. In the fall the decision was made to out her in a hospice facility. She hadn’t slept more than a few minutes at a time for three days, and I was right next to her.  I was tired and she needed medication for a UTI, regular pain killers and sedatives to keep her comfortable.  We got her room ready for her to come back home. My oldest stayed home from work to help me get her room set up for when she came home. I came back from the hospice facility after getting her settled, and my son and I stood on the porch discussing the next step. He left to go bowling with friends. Little did I know, that would be the last time I would see him alive. On his way home he collapsed in his car and veered off the road. There was no accident, no trauma. The coroner discovered he had the heart of an 80 year old. The chemo he had years earlier had probably caused the damage. It was devastating for me. That isn’t the natural order of life, a child shouldn’t leave the world before the parent. Two days later my mom passed away.

Very soon after youngest moved to his next duty station stateside, and of course my DIL and granddaughter moved with him. I was a bit panicked I was in the house alone and had no job. Luckily insurance and some saving kept me paying the bills while I looked for work. Finding a job was an issue. It’s hard to find a job being 60, not in the working field for ten years, and somewhat disabled by spondylolisthesis. With no job, the pandemic hit. I basically ran out of money to pay the mortgage. It was OK there was a mortgage moratorium. I paid when I could.

Pandemic over, I was lucky  found a job quickly and went to work for a company in Senior Care. I was now taking care of chronically, and terminally ill seniors. In 2022 I was diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer. Surgery, radiation and medication has so far kept me cancer free. More time off and less income again.

Tried to get the mortgage taken care of through a modification, but what they wanted was more than I could do. Looked for someone to help, refinance or negotiate with the lender, something to get me out of a behind mortgage. Found someone that had no complaints, no bad reviews etc. I trusted them, but shouldn’t have. They took me for some money and did nothing. I was then desperate with a looming foreclosure. Quickly put an end to that relationship and I found another company that came with a recommendation that had no problem helping me get refinanced. Started the process then found out damage the company that scammed me made. I guess I was stupid, naive, or desperate when finding the first company. Foreclosure looming and no way to stop it.

My home has very recently been purchased by a company that flips houses. I would like to make them an offer to buy it back. My father built it in the 60’s and it has been our family home since then.

It is a big ask, but if I could get my home back with a good offer to them, it would be grand. It is possible that my DIL, granddaughter and grandson may need to move back in with me if my sons current deployment is extended. At this point I am not sure where I am going to go if I have to move. I don’t qualify to buy another home, and not sure with my ruined credit I could even rent an apartment. I am needing about $350,000.  It is an over the top ask, but I am always hopeful.

Thank you and God Bless!

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“You can’t wait until life isn’t hard anymore until you decide to be happy.” ~Nightbirde

Dear  supporters,

We are reaching out with hope and determination as we embark on a journey to secure a forever home for our family. As a growing family of five, having a stable and loving home is our biggest dream—a place where our children can grow, learn, and thrive.

We are aiming to raise $75,000 to cover the downpayment for a home that will provide us with the foundation we need to build a brighter future. Every donation, no matter how small, brings us closer to making this dream a reality.

Your support will not only help us achieve a lifelong goal but also give our children the security and stability they deserve. Thank you for believing in our vision and for being a part of this milestone in our lives.