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Many states and local governments have created assistance programs to help their residents with paying and/or refinancing mortgages in an effort to reduce and stop foreclosures. The help provided will vary by state, however it will usually include new mortgage loans, help with refinancing an existing mortgage, mortgage counseling, grants, mediation, and other aid. Some states have also put in place programs to postpone or slowdown the foreclosure process, or foreclosure moratoriums. Select your state below to see what mortgage and foreclosure assistance programs they offer.
States also have aid programs for numerous other expenses, including electric bills, child care expenses and health care, to name but a few. Find additional assistance programs offered by your state. More
Or learn about loan modifications. Many state and federal government programs exist that provide modifications. With a mortgage modification, it is possible that a homeowner can receive:
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Many states are also receiving federal government funds as part of the Hardest Hit Fund program.
In addition to these state government mortgage assistance programs, most states also have non-profit law firms that can provide free foreclosure counseling and help. Click here to find a law firm in your state.
The firms receive funding from the federal government Legal Services Corporation as well as other state and government grants. Lawyers and legal professionals will work directly with the homeowner and their lender to explore various foreclosure prevention programs, mortgage assistance programs and other options that can help them save their home.
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