GA court order stops company from taking homeowners property

The state of Georgia has stopped a company from collecting payments, after the company tricked homeowners needing foreclosure assistance.

Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr made the announcement Monday that his office secured a court order against Home Saver 911 LLC.

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The company is accused of tricking property owners into signing over their homes to the LLC. A Fulton County Superior Court Judge approved the Final Consent Judgement on Nov. 6, 2026.

A summary of the judgement is below:

• All contracts consumers signed with Home Saver 911 and Flex Financial 911 are unenforceable and these entities cannot go after any individuals for any money paid to or on behalf of consumers;
• Title to all the properties still in the name of Home Saver 911 and Flex Financial 911 must be given back to the consumer by Nov. 20, 2026;
• Any consumers who lost their home to foreclosure are entitled to make applications for surplus funds and these entities are prohibited from making applications for surplus funds for those properties; and
• These organizations are permanently barred from doing any transactions related to residential real estate in Georgia.

Channel 2 consumer investigator Justin Gray reported in 2025 when Georgia’s Attorney General’s office filed a lawsuit against Home Save 911. He spoke to customers and the owner.

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More than 70 Georgia homeowners were tricked into transferring their homeownership to the company.

Learn more about avoiding foreclosure scams on the Consumer Protection Division’s educational site: ConsumerEd.

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