Macon Street
Headed to auction. Then a new chapter.
The house was headed to the foreclosure auction. We bought it before the sale. Today a veteran calls it home.
Read the Macon Street storyPeople First. Property Second.
You don't have to figure this out alone. Tell me what's going on, and I'll tell you straight what you can do, even if the best answer isn't me.
Free. No obligation. Colorado Front Range.
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Pick the one that sounds most like you. Each one starts with your situation, not the house.
"I don't even know where to start."
You may have more options than you think, including ways to keep your home.
See your options"I thought inheriting Mom's house would be a blessing."
You handle what matters most. I'll help you figure out the house.
Start with what matters"It needs more work than I can handle."
Repairs, a failing furnace, decades of stuff. Let's see what makes sense for you.
See how it worksThe real problem
Not knowing where to turn. Not knowing what you can do. Not knowing you even have options.
Maybe it showed up as a letter from the bank. Maybe it's a house full of your mom's things. Maybe it's a house that needs more work than anyone can handle.
Either way, it can leave you feeling lost, frustrated, even angry, like everybody knows the rules except you.
Nobody should lose their home, or their peace, just because no one told them their options. That's what I'm here to fix.
What other buyers won't say
Frankly, I'm not for everybody. If your house is in great shape and you've got time, list it with a good agent. You'll probably make more, and I'll tell you that myself.
If there's a real way to keep your home, I'll help you find it first.
But if the house needs work, or the clock is running, or you just don't know where to start, that's exactly who I'm here for.
How it works
It starts with a free Path Forward Consultation. There's no obligation to sell. Most people have clarity by the end of the first call.
Call, text or send a note. The conversation starts with you, not the house.
Your goals, the property, and any dates that matter.
Keep it, list it, or sell it, with the money trade-offs side by side.
Plus a follow-up date. You decide. No pressure.
Real people. Real outcomes.
Macon Street
The house was headed to the foreclosure auction. We bought it before the sale. Today a veteran calls it home.
Read the Macon Street storyTamessa, Race Street
Contractors took her money and walked off the job at her mom's house. When our numbers came out better than expected, we wrote her a check for $30,000.
Read Tamessa's storyRandy, Dakota Street
Randy wasn't ready to leave his mom's house. It took him nine months to find his next home. We closed when he was ready.
Read Randy's storyA note from Tom
I've bought and fixed houses since 1986. I've also lost both my parents and handled their house myself, so I know what it's like when the house and the grief land at the same time.
I buy houses. That's how I make a living. But I'd rather lose the deal than put you in the wrong one.
When you call, you'll talk to me or someone on my small team I've trained myself. Every one of them works the way I do. And if your situation is complicated, it comes straight to me.
Tell me about your situation, and tell me about the house. We'll figure out the next step together.
Tom Spaeth
Founder, Doulos Impact Group. Read my story
You know your options. You know your next step. And you didn't have to figure it all out alone.
Life gets complicated. One conversation can make it simpler.
Not ready to talk yet? Start with a free, plain-English guide: You Inherited a House. Now What? or What That Foreclosure Letter Really Means.