Georgia Court Order Terminates All Home Saver 911 Contracts: More Than 70 Homeowners to Get Titles Back by Nov. 20
Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr announced on Nov. 9 that he has secured a court order providing critical relief to more than 70 Georgia homeowners who were tricked into transferring ownership of their homes to Home Saver 911 LLC.
The outcome stems from a lawsuit Carr filed against the company over allegations of unlawful and deceptive practices that misled consumers seeking foreclosure assistance. A Fulton County Superior Court judge approved the Final Consent Judgment on Nov. 6, 2026.
Under the order, all contracts consumers signed with Home Saver 911 and Flex Financial 911 are unenforceable, and the entities cannot go after any individuals for money paid to or on behalf of consumers. Title to all properties still in the name of Home Saver 911 and Flex Financial 911 must be given back to consumers by Nov. 20, 2026. Consumers who lost their homes to foreclosure may apply for surplus funds, and the entities are prohibited from applying for surplus funds for those properties. The organizations are also permanently barred from any transactions related to residential real estate in Georgia.
As alleged in the original September 2025 complaint, Home Saver 911 used unfair and deceptive high-pressure sales practices to get consumers to sign documents for personal loans; unbeknownst to consumers, title to their primary residences was transferred to the defendants.
"Owning a home is part of the American dream, and no one should see that dream ripped away by scams and predatory practices," Carr said. "We took action to protect Georgia families, and we won."
(Source: Georgia Attorney General's Office)
Source: Georgia Attorney General's Office
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