The program will be administered by the California Housing Finance Agency (CalHFA) as part of its Keep Your Home Program.
- Help for homeowners who are unemployed and in danger of defaulting on their loans
- Help for homeowners who are behind on their payments but could catch up with a little help.
- Help for homeowners in the form of principal reductions who need it to avoid foreclosure.
- Help for homeowners in the form of transition assistance (“cash for keys”) for those who cannot afford to keep their homes.
The Keep Your Home Program is funded through the use of TARP (Troubled Asset Relief Program) funds.
For more information: Keep Your Home California
For more information on the counseling requirements: Keep Your Home California Counseling
To read the complete article from the June 24th Californian
If you’re a homeowner who is in danger of losing their home or you know someone who is, the most important step is to call your mortgage company now!
“”We also recommend that if homeowners are currently having financial difficulties, they do not wait for these programs to be offered,” said Evan Gerberding, a spokeswoman for the agency. “They should contact lenders and see a HUD (Department of Housing and Urban Development) approved counselor.”
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