Government Foreclosure Prevention Programs
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In recent years the federal government has created several programs to help homeowners in foreclosure. The programs are ever-changing. Read the articles below to learn if you can take advantage of one of these government sponsored foreclosure prevention programs.
Government Foreclosure Prevention Programs
Under HAMP, you may be able to modify your mortgage to make it more affordable.
If you are having trouble paying your mortgage, HARP 2 might help you refinance and get a loan you can afford.
If you've modified your first mortgage through HAMP, you might be able to modify a junior mortgage or lien through 2MP.
Special foreclosure programs for Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, FHA, HUD, VA, and RHS loans.
HAMP helps struggling homeowners modify their mortgage loan. HAFA helps homeowners avoid foreclosure with a short sale or deed in lieu. Learn more.
If you have a rental or investment property, you might qualify for a mortgage modification under HAMP.
With HAMP's Principal Reduction Alternative (PRA), you can reduce the principal balance of your mortgage.
The Hardest Hit Fund provides money to 18 states and D.C. to help struggling homeowners avoid foreclosure.
If you are unemployed, the Home Affordable Unemployment Program (UP), can reduce or suspend monthly mortgage payments for a year or longer.
If you have an FHA-insured loan and are struggling to make mortgage payments, HUD has programs to help you avoid foreclosure.
The federal Emergency Homeowner's Loan Program (EHLP) provided loans to homeowners facing foreclosure due to an involuntary reduction in income.
Government Help After a Natural Disaster
Find out if you qualify for foreclosure relief in New Jersey or New York after Hurricane Sandy.
If you are facing foreclosure after a hurricane, flood, or other natural disaster, you might qualify for foreclosure relief.
The SBA has special loan programs to help individuals and businesses after a natural disaster.
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