Available Foreclosure Resources You Can Use

Below we highlight foreclosure resources that can offer you foreclosure help and assistance to prevent or stop a foreclosure process.

Free HUD Avoiding Foreclosure Counseling
Use their search tool to find nonprofit housing counseling agencies by state that are approved by the US Federal Government. They can help you to prevent foreclosure free of charge, and with loan modification and refinancing programs too.

HUD - US Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD is devoted to make homewonership more accessible and affordable to all citizens. At the HUD web site you can inform yourself about the foreclosure help available and get counseling referrals.

Center for Responsible Lending
The Center for Responsible Lending helps Americans to learn about fair financial practices and offers tips, tools and resources for homeowners facing a foreclosure process. You can also support their campaigns if you want to.

VA - Department of Veterans Affairs
The VA can help you save your home and prevent foreclosure if you are behind in your mortgage payments. Visit this web site to contact them and ask for assistance to a avoid foreclosure process.

Expert legal advice - JustAnswer.com
If you need a lawyer quickly to give you advice about foreclosure and real estate issues, in this website you can get your questions answered personally for a small fee.

Federal Reserve Consumer Help
The Federal Reserve helps Americans that have problems with banks or other financial institutions. They can assist you if you are at risk of a foreclosure process.

Federal Reserve Consumer Help; PO Box 1200; Minneapolis, MN 55480
Phone: 888-851-1920

Homeownership Preservation Foundation
HPF is a nonprofit organization that provides a free counseling service to homeowners facing foreclosure. They help distressed homeowners to find the best way to avoid foreclosure through the program HOPE NOW™.

HOPE NOW™
The HOPE hotline delivers free mortgage foreclosure prevention assistance to American homeowners through HUD-approved counseling organizations.
Call 888-995-HOPE (4673)™, 24/7.

National Foundation for Credit Counseling or NFCC
This venerable organization has been offering low-cost assistance to people that have serious difficulties trying to deal with issues related to credit -including problems to meet mortgage payments- for more than half a century.

NeighborWorks America
NeighborWorks America presents resources and information to families at risk of losing their home to foreclosure. It also gives useful tips to avoid foreclosure scams.

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